Well, maybe Easylist could block some of the crap embedded on these pages?
The whole thing is, I'm no javascript expert..hehe.
Anyways, here's some filters I've come up with...I don't know if they are of any real use...I probably should have commented what I was trying to block too...lol.
*-analytics.com/*
*/*-ads/*
*/1by1.gif
*/ad_*
*/ajrotator/*
*/banner.css
*/beacon.js?*
*/cron.php?rand=*
*/images/clear.gif
*/metrics/*
*/metrics/urchin.*
*/omniture/*
*/pages/scripts/*.js
*/popup.js
*/referral/Ads*
*/site-tracker.js
*/tracking/*
*/urchin*.js
*/urchin.js
*300x250*
*_beacon.*
*_tracking_*.js
*a759.g.akamai.net*
*adster*
*banner12_120x600*
*banner12_468x60*
*counter*
*fastclick-top*
*omniture*
*omniture.xml
*webtrends*
*wtsdc*
.projectplaylist.com/valueclick*.html
http://*.googlesyndication.com/*
http://*.quantserve.com/*
http://*.sitemeter.com/js/*
http://anonymouse.org/ad2.html - adframe on anonymouse.org
http://as.cmpnet.com/*
http://banners.*
http://hit.*
http://i.cmpnet.com/cmpnet/blank.gif - 1x1 gif I think
http://lads.myspace.com/mini/start_* - lads.myspace.com serves useful stuff too, but I think this rule blocks the "junk"
http://mbox3.offermatica.com/*
http://nb.myspace.com/* - myspace related, 1x1pixel graphic included on the bottom of every myspace page....useless I think...
http://sdc.* - I think this was on the siteadvisor.com page...but I think it may be tracking related/useless...
http://stats.*
http://ths.news.com.au/HG?*
http://top.*.ru/*
http://track.*
http://tracking.*
http://us.i1.yimg.com/us.yimg.com/i/* - something on Yahoo front page I think
http://www.cricbuzz.com/*
http://www.expressindia.com/banner/grfx/*
http://www.rssfwd.com/idlers/* (1x1pixel, tracking image contained in rssfwd e-mails)
http://www.siteadvisor.com/images/336x280Rope.swf
http://www.ttzmedia.com/affiliate/adgenmulti.php?*
https://wls.* (I think it's some form of tracking mechanism at cingular.com....)
Also, another question...is there any possible way of blocking all images/content (flash,java,whatever, but mostly images....) that are less than, say 10x10px?
That could be very useful to block these tracking links and web beacons that services like yahoo.com use to track you across their network(s)...
