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<blockquote data-quote="ForgottenSeer 92963" data-source="post: 962723">I like less is more security and I sort of kept my baseline security the same the last two years (Boot driver policy = good only,&nbsp; Code Integrity Guard enabled for Office16 and Edge, Configure Defender on Max and recently changed Simple Windows Hardening from Standard to High).I am using uBlockOrigin only for stuff Next DNS (blocking cloaked cname trackers) and Edge tracking protecting (on Strict) can&#039; t block. So I have at the moment 92 rules in My Filters and have only enabled&nbsp; Adguard URL Tracking protection (less than 500 rules total <img src="data:image/gif;base64,R0lGODlhAQABAIAAAAAAAP///yH5BAEAAAAALAAAAAABAAEAAAIBRAA7" class="smilie smilie--sprite smilie--sprite109" alt=":)" title="Smile&nbsp; &nbsp; :)" loading="lazy" data-shortname=":)" /> ).&nbsp;I am using advanced mode with the following rules.no-scripting: * trueno-scripting: com falseno-scripting: net falseno-scripting: nl falseno-scripting: org falseno-scripting: ziggogo.tv false* * 3p-frame block* youtube.com 3p noopI am still blocking 3p-frame because Google has delayed the planned limitation to interact with the user by third-party iframes (<a href="https://www.theregister.com/2021/08/05/google_chrome_iframe/" target="_blank">link</a>). As far as I know the mid august withdrawal of this security improvement has been postponed (at least until december 15 this year).Allowing only javascript on a few high level domains hardly gives me problems. When uBO blocks scripts the background changes from blue to purple, so I know what is the problem (with one click on &lt;/&gt; icon scripts can be allowed for a website).When you want to get notified that your surfing to a website which is not on the list of TopLevelDomains you allowed javascript for, you can add one rule to your My Filters section: [ICODE]||*$document,domain=~com|~nl|~net|~org[/ICODE]&nbsp;&nbsp; (explanation:&nbsp; ~&nbsp; means &quot;not&quot;&nbsp; and&nbsp; | means &quot;pipe&quot;, so block website loading except on com, nl, net and org)[SPOILER=&quot;Notification&quot;][ATTACH=full]261538[/ATTACH][/SPOILER]</blockquote>

[QUOTE="ForgottenSeer 92963, post: 962723"] I like less is more security and I sort of kept my baseline security the same the last two years (Boot driver policy = good only, Code Integrity Guard enabled for Office16 and Edge, Configure Defender on Max and recently changed Simple Windows Hardening from Standard to High). I am using uBlockOrigin only for stuff Next DNS (blocking cloaked cname trackers) and Edge tracking protecting (on Strict) can' t block. So I have at the moment 92 rules in My Filters and have only enabled Adguard URL Tracking protection (less than 500 rules total :) ). I am using advanced mode with the following rules. no-scripting: * true no-scripting: com false no-scripting: net false no-scripting: nl false no-scripting: org false no-scripting: ziggogo.tv false * * 3p-frame block * youtube.com 3p noop I am still blocking 3p-frame because Google has delayed the planned limitation to interact with the user by third-party iframes ([URL='https://www.theregister.com/2021/08/05/google_chrome_iframe/']link[/URL]). As far as I know the mid august withdrawal of this security improvement has been postponed (at least until december 15 this year). Allowing only javascript on a few high level domains hardly gives me problems. When uBO blocks scripts the background changes from blue to purple, so I know what is the problem (with one click on </> icon scripts can be allowed for a website). When you want to get notified that your surfing to a website which is not on the list of TopLevelDomains you allowed javascript for, you can add one rule to your My Filters section: [ICODE]||*$document,domain=~com|~nl|~net|~org[/ICODE] (explanation: ~ means "not" and | means "pipe", so block website loading except on com, nl, net and org) [SPOILER="Notification"] [ATTACH type="full" alt="1635349325840.png"]261538[/ATTACH] [/SPOILER] [/QUOTE]

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