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How do you have uBlock do this?

• rasz 6y ago
  Check "I am an advanced user (required reading)", enter advanced-settings.html, last line is where you define your own uBlock scriptlets. Then in My Filters define *##+js(myscript) this will inject into every(1) executable context of every page. You still need to hotpatch workers/sharedworkers/webworkers(I disable the last one entirely). This way you get some of the control over Chrome browser back. Not so fun fact - Google is very against users having the ability to execute arbitrary user defined code, afair Gorhill had a problem with google concerning injectable scriptlets. (1) of course there are issues, you cant inject into <iframe src="data: https://github.com/whatwg/html/issues/1753 https://github.com/whatwg/html/issues/1753 in Chrome :( so you would have to manipulate CSP to disable those.
  • throwbacktictac 6y ago
    I have uBlock disable all javascript and make permanent and temporary exceptions when I need to. It's really made browsing the web cumbersome. The more I'm aware of new 0-days the more I appreciate the tar I've laid before myself. Thanks for the info about 'delete WebAssembly'