Yes it does.LorenzoC wrote:NoScript site looks ugly
Definitely not a good reason for Adblock Plus to randomly kill its content.
Yes it does.LorenzoC wrote:NoScript site looks ugly
It's been done before on other domains. In fact, I can think of many website owners who intentionally attempt to prevent content being displayed to users of advert blocking software.Guest wrote:it's idiotic to believe anybody would "deliberately" modify his "site so that it no longer display correctly" for any user
I have every faith that the other authors did test rules when visiting the domains and that they did not result in any false positives at the time. I instead strongly suspect that the randomisation functions or layout were altered again to caused this issue. The delay was in responding was not due to malice, but has been due to us considering an alternative response for the domains.Guest wrote:So the fault for hiding them belongs, with no doubt, to EasyList's authors, either for sloppiness (couldn't they test before releasing?), or for stupidity, or for malice.
Since they didn't fix it yet, one may believe the 3rd to be most likely answer.
RequestPolicy is not an alternative to NoScript; it complements it by focusing on cross-site requests where NoScript focuses on scripts, so RequestPolicy does nothing about a website's own scripts, and NoScript does not block all types of cross-site requests (although it does actually block webfonts, plugin content, frames, iframes, and optionally "web bugs" and attempts to violate application boundaries). Also IIRC RequestPolicy is harder to use.vinny86 wrote:Request Policy addon seems like a decent alternative
https://addons.mozilla.org/en-US/firefo ... estpolicy/
Maybe we should help spread the word, so that there is an WELL PUBLICIZED alternative to NoScript ?
Maybe because that handful of zealots decides what "over 7 millions users" should not see?AnoSmith wrote:I really don't see the point in trying so hard to stop a handful of zealots from trying to block ads when they so desperately wish not to see them.
EasyList Home Page wrote: EasyList is the primary subscription that removes adverts from English webpages, including unwanted frames, images and objects. It is the most popular list for Adblock Plus, with over 7 million daily users, and forms the basis of over a dozen combination and supplementary subscriptions.