Script location customization
See original GitHub issueuBlock Privacy recently got a new rule that blocks Offen script on .com and .de domains:
/^https?:\/\/[-.0-9a-z]+\.(?:com|de)\/script\.js$/$script,1p,strict3p,match-case,domain=com|de
Apparently some not-so-nice analytics service uses /script.js
.
It would be nice to be able to rename this script to avoid getting blocked.
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- Created 10 months ago
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I added
to my Nginx configuration, changed script’s url on my website and it seems to be working properly.
Yeah, did the same after noticing this.