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am i reading this correctly that it could be used as an adblock? is the PAC format powerful enough to handle everything that current adblockers do?
by sigmonsays 3y ago
am i reading this correctly that it could be used as an adblock?
is the PAC format powerful enough to handle everything that current adblockers do?
- michalmatczuk 3y agoYou have a lot of flexibility with PAC files, so I guess that's possible. Some PAC files can be quite complex. Another option would be using --deny-domains it accepts a list of regular expressions, you can prefix an item with - to exclude it. https://forwarder-proxy.io/cli/forwarder_run/#deny-domains https://forwarder-proxy.io/cli/forwarder_run/#deny-domains