Update fuckfuckadblock.txt

[MasterKia]

• wikimountain.ir and tegra.ir are down.

• I can't find ExoLoader in istanbulturkcesi.ir.

• uploadgoogle.ir got addressed in the regional list.

• coffeeapps.ir got addressed in the regional list.

• I get no detection in telu.ir or 2ad.ir.

• aloomag.ir and 2ad.ir don't need generic hide.

[bogachenko]

aloomag.ir

A lot of class-bites and as a result, anti-adblock. Clearly described here README.

2ad.ir

For sites with short links that pay money for clicking on them, I add generichide flag automatically. Such sites have a feature to add class-bites.

eg. https://2ad.ir/ojen_theme/js/ads.js

var e=document.createElement('div');e.id='test-block';e.style.display='none';document.body.appendChild(e);

There is only one such script with class-bites on this site, but where is the confidence that tomorrow people who pay other people to click on shortened links and who live on advertising money will want this ad not to be shown? Where is the confidence that tomorrow this script will not turn from orthodox /js/ads.js to diabolical /js/catchyoubythetaildirtyadblocker.js ? There is the generichide flag for this, which partially solves the problem, but there are side effects.

telu.ir

I don't remember how or when I added it, but it looks like a shim site for link shortener sites (eg. shortsite.com/12345 -> telu.ir/12345 > google.com. I need to find the exact address.

uploadgoogle.ir coffeeapps.ir

And so?

istanbulturkcesi.ir wikimountain.ir tegra.ir

No questions or suggestions, you can delete.

[MasterKia]

aloomag.ir: A lot of class-bites and as a result, anti-adblock.

https://github.com/bogachenko/fuckfuckadblock/wiki/Support-policy#before-sending-a-report:

Restore the default settings in your adblocker, subscribe to this list again and try to reproduce the issue now.

The detection cannot be reproduced anymore with the default lists, possibly because of this filter in the uAssets:
*##div.adsbygoogle.Ad-Container.sidebar-ad:style(display:block !important)

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https://2ad.ir/ojen_theme/js/ads.js

Clearly the webmaster thinks ads.js is a bait and expects it to be blocked, but as of now there are no filters that will trigger that bait, again:

Restore the default settings in your adblocker, subscribe to this list again and try to reproduce the issue now.

No detection whatsoever.

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I don't remember how or when I added it, but it looks like a shim site for link shortener sites

I have never seen such thing in Persian sites before.

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And so?

Alright, I had missed:

Pop-ups with advertisements, they are all solvable

[bogachenko]

The detection cannot be reproduced anymore with the default lists, possibly because of this filter in the uAssets:
*##div.adsbygoogle.Ad-Container.sidebar-ad:style(display:block !important)

First, why did you decide that this list is only for those who use uBO and their repository?
Secondly, what do you think if the administrator changes the name of these 3 classes, will the filter from uBO work?

<div class="adsbygoogle Ad-Container sidebar-ad">

ads.js

it should be exactly ads.js and period? is it impossible to change the name to a word suitable for blocking?
in order to catch an adblock user, an admin just needs to open Easylist and select the first &adstrade= rule

eg. &adstrade=catchyou.js and the generichide flag saves you at the most primitive level (for the possibility of catching you) from such edits, and I don't understand why you persist?

Pop-ups with advertisements, they are all solvable

and where does it say that if the site is added to the regional, then I will remove it from my list? this text on the wiki does not relate to this topic of conversation at all, the essence of the text on the wiki is to make it clear that all advertising windows can be removed except for browser alerts and self-opening sites (people in different repositories believed that using the tools of the adblock can delete it all) That's what the article is about.

[MasterKia]

You're right, let's not escalate this conversation.