First Beta AdShield extra power tools for Brave (browser)

@Sampei.Nihira

Have you played with the Brave scriptlet creator? Have you tried transforming your essential 20 uBO rules into Brave sciptlet's using AI?



@ Jan Willy

Would a ¨Sandbox this website" be an option (in AdShield Extra) for people who occasionally use uMatrix Level 4 for websites?

By clicking on ¨Sandbox" (via icon click or context menu), the website in the active tab would be contained to 3P-Matrix-lite level 4 (blocking all frames and scripts, except for domains on the essential resources whitelist and scripts connecting to domains with CDN in domain name) and I could add the SCP download protection.

After the click the Dynamic DNR filtering would open for this websites showing which domains are blocked (so you can deblock/allow individual 3P-scripts for that website only) nice thing about the Sandbox SCP option is that it is possible to raise some site permission settings also for only that website).

I would only add this to AdShield Extra (ASE) extensions for Brave (and in future dor Firefox). The level 3 protection in UBS is fixed, in ASE you can add or remove TLD's in the worry free settings for level 3. My guess/hunch is that ASE would be more directed to power users.
 
LinuxFan58 said:
in ASE you can add or remove TLD's in the worry free settings for level 3.
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Yes, I saw. It's a very nice and clever feature. If someone wants to narrow it to pure 3p-code blocking, it's enough to remove all whitelisted country TLD's. Such a setting comes close to level 4 in 3P-M extension. But for clarity it's maybe better to add a real level 4 option (not as a separated 'sandbox' but as part of the Worry-free settings). The now present 'level 3' option should be greyed out when 'level 4' is chosen (and vice versa). I should separate the download-blocking option.

I wrote in the uBlock-Stripped thread I missed the breakage warning in the 'Allowed' panel of Dynamid DNR filtering. Suggestion: grey out the block option at 3p's with high risk of breaking 1p.
 

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