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No, you can't hide the "proceed" option in uBlock Origin. It's there as a safety measure to warn users about potential risks. However, you can adjust your filter lists to reduce the number of warnings.
No, you can't hide the "proceed" option in uBlock Origin. It's there as a safety measure to warn users about potential risks. However, you can adjust your filter lists to reduce the number of warnings.
I haven't noticed FPs with the default filters. A setting to show or hide the "proceed" option would be nice. I'm testing Comodo Firewall, NextDNS, and the OISD NSFW filter in uBlock Origin for protection and parental control. The combination works effectively (especially for 8–12-year-olds), but the user can proceed or access sites that uBlock Origin blocks. I can add the NSFW filter in Comodo, but it appears Comodo Website Filtering is not working correctly.
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