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[7Oz-64]

@Sampei.Nihira
Not at home atm but you can test at (without/with wife at home) :
hxxps://fuq.com

 

[Sampei.Nihira]

@Sampei.Nihira
Not at home atm but you can test at (without/with wife at home) :
hxxps://fuq.com

That website has “strict” age verification and is usually less complicated than websites with “soft” age verification + a cookie consent prompt.

I was referring to this type of website:

Saltaire Brewery

P.S.

Without uBo:




With uBo + the rule I wrote to remove the age verification.
The Consent Cookie has been removed from the filter list:




If anyone wants to test it, the rule for bypassing the age verification is:

saltairebrewery.com##body > div:has-text(You must be at least 18 to visit this site)

P.S.1

The example I gave is intentionally very simple for the extension because it doesn't require any js rules.

 

[LinuxFan58]

@Jan Willy now your to modest you pointed to the right direction

@Sampei.Nihira I checked the websites you PM-ed. You need to choose the "automate" option to confirm age and either accept or deny cookies.

Better first automate the websites you often visit, before using never consent mode.

It is raining in Lowlands, so I first get some hot coffee.

 

[Morro]

That website has “strict” age verification and is usually less complicated than websites with “soft” age verification + a cookie consent prompt.

I was referring to this type of website:

Saltaire Brewery

P.S.

Without uBo:

View attachment 299544


With uBo + the rule I wrote to remove the age verification.
The Consent Cookie has been removed from the filter list:

View attachment 299543


If anyone wants to test it, the rule for bypassing the age verification is:

saltairebrewery.com##body > div:has-text(You must be at least 18 to visit this site)

P.S.1

The example I gave is intentionally very simple for the extension because it doesn't require any js rules.

I automated the accept and confirm, so that works as expected, but I did not get anything that asked me to prove my age.

 

[Sampei.Nihira]

I automated the accept and confirm, so that works as expected, but I did not get anything that asked me to prove my age.

All right.
But we need to find the exception that proves the rule.
To put it plainly:

“As we set out to prove”.

Good hunting to @all.

 

[Sampei.Nihira]

@oldschool

Speaking of GPC, as @LinuxFan58 already mentioned, the uBlock Stripped - Dynamic Filtering counter is indeed affected by it.
Perhaps this increase in the count could be reduced,though not eliminated,by reducing the DNR rule I wrote (if it was used).

Much more simply, I recommend trying a very basic extension:

Let's GPC - Chrome Web Store

 

[LinuxFan58]

Don't forget to change your vote in the "what is your favourite adblocker" Let's be honest for people living in the 5 eyes and extended EU-zone there is no adblocker which combines these features with the performance of uBlock stripped Dynamic filtering (although my opinion probably does not qualify as objective)

 

[oldschool]

Much more simply, I recommend trying a very basic extension:

Let's GPC - Chrome Web Store

I use this one:
GPC enabler

 

[7Oz-64]

If anyone wants to test it, the rule for bypassing the age verification is:

saltairebrewery.com##body > div:has-text(You must be at least 18 to visit this site)
P.S.1

The example I gave is intentionally very simple for the extension because it doesn't require any js rules.

Also,this one works:
saltairebrewery.com##+js(trusted-click-element, #av_submit_form)

 

[LinuxFan58]

Guys the whole idea of cookie consent clicker is that you can automate the age verification (choose automate select yes button and create rule) and following cookie prompt (same sequence) in v8.3

You don't need to muddle with rules and you don't want to use scriptlets requiring trust (like the trusted-click-element or trusted-cookie). Google made it possible to allow user scripts requiring trust in Mv3, but they initially cut it out for a reason (SECURITY IN CAPITALS)

The nice thing about automating (simulating user clicks) with cookie clicker is that you don't need scriptlets requiring trust (like in uBO Mv2 or AG Mv3). Similar security benefit has the never consent of cookie clicker when it recognises the Cookie Management Platform), it does not use an EVAL bridge like Ghostery to escape restricted world and get access to main world.

I was really surprised that it was possible to realise the automate without trust and the never consent in restricted world. Honoring the security bounderies comes with limitations but my guess is that 8.3 tackles 80% of real world situatiins.