Thank-you again for the links to the articles! Hopefully reading them will give me answers to my questions and a clearer picture of the issues. Step-by-steps, clear easy to use instructions, and/or tools that let me block the scripts I don’t need to play my games without installing an extension permanently is what I am interested in finding.
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I see there are references to software applications but that doesn’t help me because I just don’t know what I am looking at or how to proceed. Nice of you throwing it out there, but as a novice with no background, this wouldn’t work for me. Using an extension permanently is not an option for me and the filterlist site doesn’t look like it is either. I am currently enabling scripts for the game sites but it is really bugging me and I am looking into options. For sites where I have to disable block scripts, usually sites where I have accounts, I use a private window then clear history/cache/cookies/javascript and close the window. Lots of other information sources out there.
Usually if I run across a site with content I cannot access with block scripts enabled (this includes Brave ads I click), I just move on. I was able to do this with v1 of Shields but no longer. I just want to allow javascript for the main page for the games I play and not all the other scripts. No idea what I am looking at on the FilterLists page. There is no need to make a filter list by yourself word by word. we can help you with the syntax for that if you want to go this route, but umatrix/noscript are much more usable for most people If you don’t feel like installing an extension and know what scripts you want to disable or selectively enable, you can write a custom adblock filter in brave://settings/shields/filters. Umatrix and noscript are reasonable alternatives However, that being said, we will revisit the feature if we can find an easier way to re-implement given Chromium internals, or if we believe a significant portion of Brave users would use the feature if made available again We evaluated uMatrix and NoScript and decided they were likely sufficient alternatives for the small number of Brave users who used the per-script controls.Chromium internals changed in a way that made maintaining the feature more difficult and costly (at least given the way were were implementing it previously).Thats not to say that per-script controls aren’t still useful, just that they’re useful in less cases than they were previously. For example, Brave ships ephemeral, partitioned storage and randomized fingerprint protections by default (among many other features) dramatically reducing how much privacy harm most scripts can cause. Brave shipped a number of other on-by-default privacy features that reduced the privacy-benefit of the per-script-controls.For example, Brave ships ephemeral, partitioned storage and randomized fingerprint protections by default (among many other features) dramatically reducing how…
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Related post from Brave staff with background information:īrave Shields panel individual javascript source selection - Allow function - lost with Browser v1.38.109 update - #16 by pesįeature to allow individual scripts is gone in Brave Shield v2 #22601īring back one time script blocking New Feature FeedbackĪlso, just to give some context to why the per-script controls were removed from Brave in the first place, we decided to remove the feature for three reasons:īrave shipped a number of other on-by-default privacy features that reduced the privacy-benefit of the per-script-controls. The feature and workaround as provided in previous versions has been removed. ISSUE: Shields Blocked Scripts “Allow Specific Scripts” Option Selected Topics: Brave GitHub → In the Works: Selected GitHub Issues/Projects → ANNOYANCE ISSUES: Source: User Solutions: Brave Release 1.42.x Why would I want to have all those other scripts with potential privacy issues enabled?
I do not have any desire to save or track Wordle results or settings. Take Wordle for example, you could play with just enabling javascript and not the umpteen other scripts enabled when you disable block scripts.
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