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<blockquote data-quote="JasonUK" data-source="post: 966197" data-attributes="member: 86995">It&#039;s interesting to see how v4 beta is changing some of the user rules that I had set up in v3 when copied across ~ examples of each change below together with comment what original rule was aiming to achieve!&nbsp; The TLD&#039;s blocked are taken from Spamhaus&#039; list of most abused TLDs at <a href="https://www.spamhaus.org/statistics/tlds/" target="_blank">The Spamhaus Project - The Top 10 Most Abused TLDs</a>! --- Block downloading executable content from insecure HTTP websites|http://*.exe^$emptyBecomes:|http://*.exe^$redirect=nooptext! --- Block all on much abused country code TLD&#039;s. The TLD is between ||* and ^$, e.g. ||*.AM^$||*.cn^$allBecomes:||*.cn^$document,popup||*.cn^$csp=script-src &#039;self&#039; &#039;unsafe-eval&#039; http: https: data: blob: mediastream: filesystem:||*.cn^$csp=font-src &#039;self&#039; &#039;unsafe-eval&#039; http: https: data: blob: mediastream: filesystem:||*.cn^I won&#039;t pretend to understand structure of new rules but they block the TLDs effectively enough (same blocking screen as AdGuard for Windows).&nbsp; Blocking the TLDs are probably unnecessary to be honest as chances of visiting most of them are slim to nil so I might delete those anyway.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="JasonUK, post: 966197, member: 86995"] It's interesting to see how v4 beta is changing some of the user rules that I had set up in v3 when copied across ~ examples of each change below together with comment what original rule was aiming to achieve! The TLD's blocked are taken from Spamhaus' list of most abused TLDs at [URL='https://www.spamhaus.org/statistics/tlds/']The Spamhaus Project - The Top 10 Most Abused TLDs[/URL] ! --- Block downloading executable content from insecure HTTP websites |http://*.exe^$empty Becomes: |http://*.exe^$redirect=nooptext ! --- Block all on much abused country code TLD's. The TLD is between ||* and ^$, e.g. ||*.AM^$ ||*.cn^$all Becomes: ||*.cn^$document,popup ||*.cn^$csp=script-src 'self' 'unsafe-eval' http: https: data: blob: mediastream: filesystem: ||*.cn^$csp=font-src 'self' 'unsafe-eval' http: https: data: blob: mediastream: filesystem: ||*.cn^ I won't pretend to understand structure of new rules but they block the TLDs effectively enough (same blocking screen as AdGuard for Windows). Blocking the TLDs are probably unnecessary to be honest as chances of visiting most of them are slim to nil so I might delete those anyway. [/QUOTE]

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