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Code: 
action:
  type: block
condition:
  domainType: thirdParty
  resourceTypes:
    - sub_frame
  urlFilter: .com
---
action:
  type: block
condition:
  domainType: thirdParty
  resourceTypes:
    - sub_frame
  urlFilter: .org
---
action:
  type: block
condition:
  domainType: thirdParty
  resourceTypes:
    - sub_frame
  urlFilter: .net
---
action:
  type: block
condition:
  domainType: thirdParty
  resourceTypes:
    - sub_frame
  urlFilter: .it
---
action:
  type: block
condition:
  domainType: thirdParty
  resourceTypes:
    - sub_frame
  urlFilter: .ms
---
action:
  type: block
condition:
  domainType: thirdParty
  resourceTypes:
    - sub_frame
  urlFilter: .eu
---
action:
  type: block
condition:
  domainType: thirdParty
  resourceTypes:
    - sub_frame
  urlFilter: .edu
---
action:
  type: block
condition:
  domainType: thirdParty
  resourceTypes:
    - sub_frame
  urlFilter: .info
---
action:
  type: block
condition:
  domainType: thirdParty
  resourceTypes:
    - sub_frame
  urlFilter: .io
---
action:
  type: allow
condition:
  domainType: thirdParty
  resourceTypes:
    - sub_frame
  urlFilter: challenges.cloudflare.com
  initiatorDomains:
    - wilderssecurity.com
---

If there are any kamikaze pilots who want to try using the DNR rules in uBoL, here are some rules that I use.
The last rule is an exception for WSF that allows you to pass the CloudFlare test.
Any other exception rules can have the same syntax.

Inserting “script” before/after "sub_frame" transforms that rule into Medium Mode.
It's very simple.;)
 
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I no longer use “initiatorDomains” too many websites that rely on CloudFlare to verify if you are human.
I now have 14 exception rules.
Some have not yet been verified because they are essential (or are they?) for online payments.

P.S.

Red arrow: dynamic filtering on websites outside TLDs.
You can create a local exception rule with a single mouse click.
Blue arrow: dynamic filtering on websites within TLDs.
In practice, locally on the website, you return to using only the filter lists subscribed to in uBo.
It couldn't be easier...;)

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Those who install uBoL in Firefox only have version 2026.111.1925 available.
The two most recent versions of uBoL for Firefox are not available.

I assumed that an extension installed using this method would not update automatically, so I even opened a issue regarding the delay in updating uBoL for Firefox, which was then closed by Gorhill.

Today, as I have a little more free time, I opened uBoL's manifest.json and was delighted to discover that the extension supported automatic updates, :ROFLMAO: provided they were available on GitHub.

I wanted to share this little discovery with the forum members.(y);)
 
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It is absurd that uBoL users for Firefox are forced to use uBoL.Firefox.signed.xpi, which was released a month ago.

It is probably not Mr. Hill's fault that Github does not publish updates.

So I added a further comment to the report I had made, considering that it is not possible for every user to criticize what they call the delay in releasing updates.

It is time for the team to review this lack of priority.
 
It is interesting to note that, in addition to me, the simultaneous use of uBo + uBoL is also supported by

@u-RraaLL.

Obviously, its configuration has a different purpose.

But this possibility is real and works without problems, provided the necessary precautions are taken.

It could be a step forward in experimentation for other users.;)(y)
 

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