Hi,
I would like to block some elements at www. I've created those rule
xxx.com###process-1234567 > .taskPanelInfo > .showTooltipDefault.taskSpeedUpLink
it's work nice, but 1234567 is random pid, so i want to use regexp. I've tried
xxx.com###(process-[0-9]{7}) > .taskPanelInfo > .showTooltipDefault.taskSpeedUpLink
it's not work.
Any suggestion?
my own new rule
Re: my own new rule
you can't use regex in hiding filters, only in blocking filters
en/filters
which is the page, what element do you want to hide (describe it) ?
browser ?
ABP version ?
en/filters
which is the page, what element do you want to hide (describe it) ?
browser ?
ABP version ?
Re: my own new rule
this is script on webgame to buy some powersmapx wrote:you can't use regex in hiding filters, only in blocking filters
en/filters
which is the page, what element do you want to hide (describe it) ?
browser ?
ABP version ?
<span class="taskSpeedUpLink showTooltipDefault" url="uebersicht.php?do=speedup&id=1234567$hash=some_md5_hash" title="abcde"></span>
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Last edited by poi on Tue Mar 01, 2016 7:58 pm, edited 1 time in total.
Re: my own new rule
You should provide the link to that page (and eventually a test account if I need it.. you can pm me the username / pass)
Re: my own new rule
The closest thing that would work is
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xxx.com##[id^="process-"] > .taskPanelInfo > .showTooltipDefault.taskSpeedUpLink
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Re: my own new rule
thank You very muchlewisje wrote:The closest thing that would work isCode: Select all
xxx.com##[id^="process-"] > .taskPanelInfo > .showTooltipDefault.taskSpeedUpLink