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There is a setting entry to "Collapse placeholder of blocked elements." But there is a difference between "blocked elements" and "blacklisted hostnames."
Blacklisting a hostname means that the user wants no interaction with that host. But a blocked element is different. For example, a user may want 3rd-party frames from Youtube blocked (but not collapsed). So user will keep Youtube as a blocked element (on 3rd party sites) so that placeholders display, allowing user to open the Frame in a new tab. Yet user may want no interaction with addthis.com ever, and user does not want to see placeholders for addthis.com frames on any pages. So user blacklists addthis.com to achieve this effect.
Please consider differentiating between blocked elements (pink color) and blacklisted hostnames (red color) in whether a placeholder is collapsed or not.
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Additionally, performance improvements:
- Reduce overhead of collapsing elements
(see gorhill/uBlock#2839)
- Cache decomposition of source hostname when matrix-filtering
Also, various code review.
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There is a setting entry to "Collapse placeholder of blocked elements." But there is a difference between "blocked elements" and "blacklisted hostnames."
Blacklisting a hostname means that the user wants no interaction with that host. But a blocked element is different. For example, a user may want 3rd-party frames from Youtube blocked (but not collapsed). So user will keep Youtube as a blocked element (on 3rd party sites) so that placeholders display, allowing user to open the Frame in a new tab. Yet user may want no interaction with addthis.com ever, and user does not want to see placeholders for addthis.com frames on any pages. So user blacklists addthis.com to achieve this effect.
Please consider differentiating between blocked elements (pink color) and blacklisted hostnames (red color) in whether a placeholder is collapsed or not.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: