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Looks like that whitelist is also only per top-level domain. E.g. it will allow all on Youtube.com or allow none, instead of allowing to block per script origin
by coldpie 4y ago
Looks like that whitelist is also only per top-level domain. E.g. it will allow all on Youtube.com or allow none, instead of allowing to block per script origin domain.
That sucks :( I'm really looking forward to switching back to Android.
- lapcat 4y agoSafari content blockers can do fine-grained blocking of external .js file loads, so you might want to look into one of those. My extension differs from Safari content blockers in that it can block inline JS.