URLs built in JavaScript seem to be ignored by Adblock. Here's an example: Open warez-world.org. When you click somewhere in the document, a JavaScript runs and somehow builds the URL http://warez-world.org/vload.php. This URL is then loaded and brings up annoying ad popups. I have put *warez-world.org/vload.php* on the Adblock filter list (in different variations with "http://", without "http://", with "*", without "*"), but it doesn't work. The filter rule is ignored by Adblock, so the popups continue.
You can find other examples an various pages. Every time I observe that a filter rule is ignored, JavaScript is involved. Can't I have filters that block URLs started by JavaScript?
Are URLs built in JavaScript ignored by Adblock?
Re: Are URLs built in JavaScript ignored by Adblock?
you can use this filter (the popup will be quickly closed by ABP)
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||warez-world.org/vload.php$popup
Re: Are URLs built in JavaScript ignored by Adblock?
Thanks, this works. The "$popup" attribute seems to be quite undocumented...