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For cosmetic filters/scriptlet filters, no. |
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You can use this: https://github.com/gorhill/Ublock/wiki/DOM-inspector For the exception to work best, do not edit the text in the text field (just select the items you want to disable and save). If this does not ‘disable’ them, you can add a comment above them in my filters and they should be unblocked and parsed to allow the item to be displayed. Or add one cosmetic exception at a time and allow the page to reload. |
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Is there a way to quickly add cosmetic filter exceptions from the logger?
For static filters the logger offers a Create button that lets users add them with a single click.
For cosmetic filters like
example.com#@^style:has-text("wow"), there is a#@#button to add temporary exceptions, but there is no button to add those directly to My filters unlike static filters.Currently filters have to be copied manually from the Details tab and pasted into My filters.
Is there a simpler method to do this, or could such a feature be added in future releases?
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