Jun 14, 2017 - The JavaScript (adblockDetector.js) has been tested to detect the behaviors associated with ad blocking in the following web browsers.
Useful site, thx! It should be noted cosmetic filters don't enhance speed in any way, they just adds overhead. Especially generic cosmetic rule is bad performance wise.
On many Model 99 rifles, this “oval” is indistinct or difficult to read as are the letters and numbers inside the oval. On my own late model “EG”, serial #709XXX, made in 1953, only the upper case letter “E” and the rear half of the oval’s circumference (which looks like a large, faint, backwards letter 'C') barely show on the lever boss. Savage axis serial number dates. Inside the oval, Savage stamped the letter 'A' together with other numbers which are apparently inspector’s numbers.
The number of rules doesn't necessarily reflect overhead i.e. 10 specific rules can be faster than 1 generic rule.
Also regular expression should be avoided as much as possible. Tho uBlock has options to disable cosmetic filter or only generic, I personally use 'Easylist without element hiding rules' filter, as Easylist include many cosmetic while other filters I subscribe don't. Needless to say, the best way is default-deny and I do it too. Click to expand.If you set up Pi-hole, all the work is done in a Raspberry Pi used as a local DNS server on a LAN and the client computers with their browsers and adblocking will get almost no work. I've got one on my LAN but the actual black holing is done in the cloud on a VPS running Unbound with a modified version of Pi-hole that updates its lists with a crontab once every 24 hours. Running a local caching DNS server will not just speed things up by blocking ads, it will gain much more speed by reducing the latency of most DNS queries from several hundred milliseconds to under 10.
Linux is a wonderful thing. 