Fix #198602 aol.com #198891
Fix #198602 aol.com #198891
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also tracking domain in this script: we have a URL rule for udc.yahoo.com. Please test with Yahoo Mail on Android or iOS, if all good when blocked this domain. If ok - remove existing rule and add domain blocking. It seems the scrip can be blocked. Found also on engadget.com |
| @@ -316,6 +316,7 @@ scootertechno.com#$?#div[consent-skip-blocker] { remove: true; } | |||
| ! | |||
| ! NOTE: Regular rules | |||
| ! | |||
| ||guce.aol.com/consent/ | |||
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#46736
in Safari consent redirection will be blocked (Safari Content Blocker API applies as strict-blocking)
On desktop and Android on my end these rules applied:
consent.yahoo.com#%#//scriptlet('trusted-click-element', '#consent-page .manage-settings')
consent.yahoo.com#%#//scriptlet('trusted-click-element', '#consent-page button[type="submit"][name="save"]')There was a problem hiding this comment.
Hmm... How about: ||guce.aol.com/gpc/ ? This is the iframe dedicated to GPC. I think it's different to the usual consent.
Or maybe
guce.aol.com#%#//scriptlet('trusted-click-element', 'button#login-form-gpc-donotallow')?
||ganon.yahoo.com^
||udc.yahoo.com^They work fine with yahoo mail android on my side. |
Issue: #198602
I see the connections
https://s.yimg.com/ss/analytics3.js, not sure if it's good to block it?