Untrustworthy domain used by GoDaddy to quietly inject JS into their customer's hosted content for purposes of user tracking.

See https://www.igorkromin.net/index.php/2019/01/13/godaddy-is-sneakily-injecting-javascript-into-your-website-and-how-to-stop-it/ for details.

Friends don't let friends use GoDaddy etc etc

Looks like 1337x.to have a new domain, block their ad code there.

Despite the misleading domain name, seems to be used to serve ad code.

runmewival is used for Tag style tracking.

Domain is registered in the Russian Federation - See https://domainbigdata.com/nj/UOohi_cUwW7RAqbMzqnTAC2jqcza7RGNqHuv5EdHt9g for list of registrants other domains

Block twitter widgets.

Had previously left these unblocked as I do find some use in the "tweet" buttons, but in retrospect I'd rather write a greasemonkey script to embed one than have Twitter track

Merge branch 'master' of https://github.com/bentasker/adblocklists

Received email to say that player.h-cdn.com was added erroneously.

Does appear to have been removed from one of the upstreams, so force removing (as it's still in the minerdomain list)

Block the annoying banner on Washington Post

Actually, block the lot

Block anti-adblocker

All get called when using Freshdesk/Freshservice. Not needed (and man that's a lot of analytics products they're using), so blocking. Service performs a lot faster in Firefox afterwards.

Add some qq.com subdomains and the entirety of moatads

Just reviewing some of the domains already in the list, and found a new resource being loaded. Block that too

Remove some redundant rules (as they're covered by a wildcard that was added later) and support for additional domains

1337x.to have a list of their domains here - http://1337x.to/about

Block JS on all of them, including the new cgi-cdn path they've added at some point.

They also use inline scripts for ads, so if you're using Ublock it's recommended to block these too, but you'll also then need to use a tampermonkey script to override their clickjack protection and make the page display:

// ==UserScript==
// @name New Userscript
// @namespace http://tampermonkey.net/
// @version 0.1
// @description try to take over the world!
// @author You
// @match http://1337x.to/*
// @grant none
// ==/UserScript==

(function() {
'use strict';
var antiClickjack = document.getElementById("antiClickjack");
antiClickjack.parentNode.removeChild(antiClickjack);
})();

Or, you know, just pay for your content at a legitimate source ;)

Blocking browser-update script.

Whilst I approve of the idea of trying to warn people when their browser is out-of-date, ultimately it's still being done by pulling scripting resources from an untrusted third party

Update index to include link to WebUSB greasemonkey script

Add anti WebUSB greasemonkey script.

Overrides `navigator.usb` to simply log when something tries to call it

Adjust to respond specifically to request device. We still override navigator.bluetooth as well though

Update to match all

Fix typo

Block entire google-analytics zone.

This prevents use of both www.google-analytics.com (which was already blocked) and ssl.google-analytics.com (which wasn't previously blocked)

Noticed on arstechnica but almost certainly in use elsewhere too

Add link back to repo

Update config file paths

Fix download and updateurls following the rename

Update greasemonkey links on homepage

Change filename extensions so that tamper/greasemonkey can automatically recognise them

Add a README

ABP builder should pull in the latest lists

Revert "Cronjob should pull down any list updates"

This reverts commit 406fd3645d06592a30024015bb0258c1fcd13372.

Thinking about it, the cronjob itself doesn't use any of the lists, so we should get the ABP builder to do the pull instead

Cronjob should pull down any list updates

Add the index page

Add the utility scripts

Add the manually controlled lists of domains to block.

This is the primary reason for moving into a git repo. Any changes to these files should have a justification in the commit message (so I can keep track of why I've blocked a domain)

Forgot I even had these. Track some greasemonkey scripts used to help block ads/tracking

The anti-amp scripts (from MISC-25) are served from the same dir, so add them

Probably makes sense to track them anyway, though in an ideal world I'd have stuck them in a different directory

Ignore the fetched and generated lists