removeparam rule not being enforced
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Weird, it doesn't work in latest release, but it works when I compile a local version of uBOL. Now it works in the latest release, not sure what is going on. |
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Still doesn't work for me. 🤷🏻♂️ |
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Very weird... Re-enabling the basic or regional subscription helps me. VideoVideo_2024-06-21_231213.mp4 |
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In Firefox, for me it always works when "Ads, trackers, miners, and more" are disabled, and never works when enabled, I've found out that removing this rule from SPOILER 1{
"action": {
"redirect": {
"transform": {
"queryTransform": {
"removeParams": [
"__hsfp",
"__hssc",
"__hstc",
"_gl",
"_hsenc",
"_kx",
"_openstat",
"adjust_adgroup",
"adjust_campaign",
"adjust_creative",
"adjust_tracker",
"adjust_tracker_limit",
"at_campaign",
"at_campaign_type",
"at_creation",
"at_emailtype",
"at_link",
"at_link_id",
"at_link_origin",
"at_link_type",
"at_medium",
"at_ptr_name",
"at_recipient_id",
"at_recipient_list",
"at_send_date",
"bbeml",
"bsft_aaid",
"bsft_clkid",
"bsft_eid",
"bsft_ek",
"bsft_mid",
"bsft_uid",
"cx_click",
"cx_recsOrder",
"cx_recsWidget",
"dclid",
"et_rid",
"fb_action_ids",
"fb_action_types",
"fb_comment_id",
"fb_ref",
"fb_source",
"fbclid",
"gbraid",
"gclid",
"gclsrc",
"gps_adid",
"guce_referrer",
"guce_referrer_sig",
"hsCtaTracking",
"hsa_acc",
"hsa_ad",
"hsa_cam",
"hsa_grp",
"hsa_kw",
"hsa_la",
"hsa_mt",
"hsa_net",
"hsa_ol",
"hsa_src",
"hsa_tgt",
"hsa_ver",
"ir_adid",
"ir_campaignid",
"ir_partnerid",
"irclickid",
"mc_eid",
"ml_subscriber",
"ml_subscriber_hash",
"msclkid",
"mtm_campaign",
"mtm_cid",
"mtm_content",
"mtm_group",
"mtm_keyword",
"mtm_medium",
"mtm_placement",
"mtm_source",
"oft_c",
"oft_ck",
"oft_d",
"oft_id",
"oft_ids",
"oft_k",
"oft_lk",
"oft_sk",
"oly_anon_id",
"pk_campaign",
"pk_cid",
"pk_medium",
"pk_source",
"rb_clickid",
"s_cid",
"ss_email_id",
"twclid",
"unicorn_click_id",
"vero_conv",
"vero_id",
"vgo_ee",
"wbraid",
"wickedid",
"yclid",
"ymclid",
"ysclid"
]
}
}
},
"type": "redirect"
},
"condition": {
"resourceTypes": [
"main_frame",
"sub_frame",
"xmlhttprequest"
]
},
"id": 4
}By the way, it looks similar to rule from SPOILER 2{
"action": {
"redirect": {
"transform": {
"queryTransform": {
"removeParams": [
"Tcsack",
"__hsfp",
"__hssc",
"__hstc",
"__io_lv",
"_branch_match_id",
"_branch_referrer",
"_clde",
"_cldee",
"_ga",
"_gl",
"_hsenc",
"_hsmi",
"_io_session_id",
"_kx",
"_ope",
"_openstat",
"_sgm_action",
"_sgm_campaign",
"_sgm_source",
"_zucks_suid",
"action_object_map",
"action_ref_map",
"action_type_map",
"adfrom",
"adjust_adgroup",
"adjust_campaign",
"adjust_creative",
"adjust_referrer",
"adjust_tracker",
"adjust_tracker_limit",
"admitad_uid",
"af_ad",
"af_adset",
"af_click_lookback",
"af_force_deeplink",
"af_xp",
"aiad_clid",
"asgtbndr",
"at_campaign",
"at_campaign_type",
"at_creation",
"at_emailtype",
"at_link",
"at_link_id",
"at_link_origin",
"at_link_type",
"at_medium",
"at_ptr_name",
"at_recipient_id",
"at_recipient_list",
"at_send_date",
"awc",
"bsft_aaid",
"bsft_clkid",
"bsft_eid",
"bsft_ek",
"bsft_mid",
"bsft_uid",
"btag",
"cjdata",
"cjevent",
"cm_cr",
"cm_me",
"cmpid",
"cstrackid",
"cuid",
"cx_click",
"cx_recsOrder",
"cx_recsWidget",
"dclid",
"dpg_campaign",
"dpg_content",
"dpg_medium",
"dpg_source",
"ebisAdID",
"erid",
"external_click_id",
"famad_xuid",
"fb_action_ids",
"fb_action_types",
"fb_comment_id",
"fb_ref",
"fb_source",
"fbclid",
"gad_source",
"gbraid",
"gci",
"gclid",
"gclsrc",
"gps_adid",
"guccounter",
"guce_referrer",
"guce_referrer_sig",
"hsCtaTracking",
"hsa_acc",
"hsa_ad",
"hsa_cam",
"hsa_grp",
"hsa_kw",
"hsa_la",
"hsa_mt",
"hsa_net",
"hsa_ol",
"hsa_src",
"hsa_tgt",
"hsa_ver",
"iclid",
"ir_adid",
"ir_campaignid",
"ir_partnerid",
"irclickid",
"irgwc",
"is_retargeting",
"itm_campaign",
"itm_content",
"itm_medium",
"itm_source",
"itm_term",
"jmtyClId",
"maf",
"mc_eid",
"mindbox-click-id",
"mindbox-message-key",
"mkt_tok",
"ml_subscriber",
"ml_subscriber_hash",
"msclkid",
"mt_link_id",
"mtm_campaign",
"mtm_cid",
"mtm_content",
"mtm_group",
"mtm_keyword",
"mtm_medium",
"mtm_placement",
"mtm_source",
"nx_source",
"oly_anon_id",
"oly_enc_id",
"oprtrack",
"pk_campaign",
"pk_medium",
"pk_source",
"pk_vid",
"rb_clickid",
"rtkcid",
"s_cid",
"sms_click",
"sms_source",
"sms_uph",
"spot_im_redirect_source",
"srsltid",
"sscid",
"tduid",
"ttclid",
"twclid",
"unicorn_click_id",
"user_email_address",
"usqp",
"utm_ad",
"utm_adgroup",
"utm_affiliate",
"utm_brand",
"utm_campaign",
"utm_campaignid",
"utm_channel",
"utm_cid",
"utm_content",
"utm_creative",
"utm_emcid",
"utm_emmid",
"utm_id",
"utm_id_",
"utm_keyword",
"utm_medium",
"utm_name",
"utm_place",
"utm_product",
"utm_pubreferrer",
"utm_reader",
"utm_referrer",
"utm_serial",
"utm_servlet",
"utm_session",
"utm_siteid",
"utm_social",
"utm_social-type",
"utm_source",
"utm_source_platform",
"utm_supplier",
"utm_swu",
"utm_term",
"utm_umguk",
"utm_userid",
"utm_viz_id",
"vc_lpp",
"vero_conv",
"vero_id",
"vsm_cid",
"vsm_pid",
"vsm_type",
"wbraid",
"wickedid",
"wt_mc",
"xtor",
"yclid",
"ymid",
"ysclid"
]
}
}
},
"type": "redirect"
},
"condition": {
"resourceTypes": [
"main_frame",
"sub_frame",
"xmlhttprequest"
]
},
"id": 97
}(if removing the offending rule still doesn't work, remove all rules from |
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@garry-ut99 Thanks for the investigation, I confirm there is an issue with how the DNR rule works. Simple repro steps is to take two generic
Probably related webextensions issue: w3c/webextensions#468 |
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Hello, I'm working on an MV3 extension project to remove nasty tracking parameters from URLs. I've encountered an issue with DNR (Declarative Net Request) limitations: DNR claims:
But from my research, there's a hidden limit:
Real example:
Solution: |
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So in short before you reached 30000 limit you exaused 50 ruleset limit |
Google Chrome
uBlock Origin Lite 2024.6.17.766
Does this rule not work due to MV3 limitations?
*$removeparam=xtor~> AdGuard URL Tracking ProtectionThe text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: