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UbO Filter Lists for Best UbO Performance?
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<blockquote data-quote="Lenny_Fox" data-source="post: 922814" data-attributes="member: 82776"><p>Easy List filters are mostly written for AdBlockPlus rules. AdGuard and UBlock introduced more powerful advanced rules and the developers decided to increase interoperability. ABP sort of joined them for the most common advanced block rules. So now some rules are interoperable, some advanced rules only have simular syntax (e.g. you can use most scriptlets from uBo in Adguard by replacing ##+js with #%#//scriptlet ). </p><p></p><p>AdBlock, AdGuard and uBlock are sort of loosely coupled, working together on syntax to increase filter efficiency, but also developing solution specific advanced features to differentiate them from each other. To benefit from the most advanced rules it is good tactic to use the Adguard optimized Easlylist filters combined with the uBO blocklist (like I showed in post #68)</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="Lenny_Fox, post: 922814, member: 82776"] Easy List filters are mostly written for AdBlockPlus rules. AdGuard and UBlock introduced more powerful advanced rules and the developers decided to increase interoperability. ABP sort of joined them for the most common advanced block rules. So now some rules are interoperable, some advanced rules only have simular syntax (e.g. you can use most scriptlets from uBo in Adguard by replacing ##+js with #%#//scriptlet ). AdBlock, AdGuard and uBlock are sort of loosely coupled, working together on syntax to increase filter efficiency, but also developing solution specific advanced features to differentiate them from each other. To benefit from the most advanced rules it is good tactic to use the Adguard optimized Easlylist filters combined with the uBO blocklist (like I showed in post #68) [/QUOTE]
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