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<blockquote data-quote="ForgottenSeer 97327" data-source="post: 1027003">Mini tutorial with new FROM and TO options of uBlockOrigin. The new (version 1.46) FROM and TO options support entities (e.g an asterix for countrycode as Google.* and country codes and top level domains as explained below) can be piped (using | to separate multiple domains or entities) and can be excluded (not is ~).1. Easy Medium ModeBlock third-party scripts and frames except (not = ~ ) for country code&#039;s of Canada (CA), USA (US), UK and Top Level Domain&#039;s COM, IO, INF, NET, ORG||*$third-party,script,frame,to=~CA|~US|~UK|~com|~io|~inf|~net|~org2. Easy Hard ModeBlock third-party except (not = ~) for country code&#039;s of Canada (CA), USA (US), United Kingdom (UK) and Top Level Domain&#039;s COM, IO, INF, NET, ORG||*$third-party,to=~CA|~US|~UK|~com|~io|~inf|~net|~org3. Block all third-party scripts and frames on (from) a specific website (example1.com)||*$third-party,script,frame,from=example1.com4. Block third-party scripts and frames anywhere linking to a specific website (example3.com)||*$third-party,script,frame,to=example3.com5. Block third-party scripts and frames on a specific website (example1.com) linking to another specific domain (example3.com)||*$third-party,script,frame,from=example1.com,to=example3.com6. Block nasty popups and popunders to an advertising network which will redirect them (often to adult websites, I used three real examples below)||*$popup,popunder,to=trafficjunky.net|tsyndicate.com|opoxv.com7. Block nasty popups and popunders on a specific website except (not = ~) to its own website||*$popup,popunder,from=example1.com,to=~example1.com</blockquote>

[QUOTE="ForgottenSeer 97327, post: 1027003"] Mini tutorial with new FROM and TO options of uBlockOrigin. The new (version 1.46) FROM and TO options support entities (e.g an asterix for countrycode as Google.* and country codes and top level domains as explained below) can be piped (using | to separate multiple domains or entities) and can be excluded (not is ~). 1. Easy Medium Mode Block third-party scripts and frames except (not = ~ ) for country code's of Canada (CA), USA (US), UK and Top Level Domain's COM, IO, INF, NET, ORG ||*$third-party,script,frame,to=~CA|~US|~UK|~com|~io|~inf|~net|~org 2. Easy Hard Mode Block third-party except (not = ~) for country code's of Canada (CA), USA (US), United Kingdom (UK) and Top Level Domain's COM, IO, INF, NET, ORG ||*$third-party,to=~CA|~US|~UK|~com|~io|~inf|~net|~org 3. Block all third-party scripts and frames on (from) a specific website (example1.com) ||*$third-party,script,frame,from=example1.com 4. Block third-party scripts and frames anywhere linking to a specific website (example3.com) ||*$third-party,script,frame,to=example3.com 5. Block third-party scripts and frames on a specific website (example1.com) linking to another specific domain (example3.com) ||*$third-party,script,frame,from=example1.com,to=example3.com 6. Block nasty popups and popunders to an advertising network which will redirect them (often to adult websites, I used three real examples below) ||*$popup,popunder,to=trafficjunky.net|tsyndicate.com|opoxv.com 7. Block nasty popups and popunders on a specific website except (not = ~) to its own website ||*$popup,popunder,from=example1.com,to=~example1.com [/QUOTE]

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