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Blocking meta refresh redirects #226
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Futpib introduced this feature in the latest dev version of Policeman. |
I've had my own ideas about how to implement such a thing, I won't use anybody else's ideas for this: I have to come up with something which works for both Firefox and Chromium, and I plan on an implementation which works for both server- and client-side redirects. |
Isn't taken care by the |
Yes, as far as I can tell it's taken care of. Well, at least I can't reproduce it anymore as almost all of the examples linked are either down or at least outdated. |
Some sites use meta refresh to redirect the tab to ads after several seconds.
As far as I know, there's currently no ad blocker that can handle this type of obnoxious ad/redirect and I haven't seen it being discussed in the issues of uBlock/uBlock₀ (beyond the mention by flyingzebras in chrisaljoudi:#1397).
Although AdGuard's HTML filtration rules looked like a promising solution to me, the user over there seems to be saying that the filtration rule
pics-money.ru$$meta[http-equiv="refresh"]
doesn't stop the redirect.Here's an example, it should redirect after 12 seconds: http://www.pics-money.ru/4/14613/
Edit: Although it addresses a different use-case (pages that use meta refresh to reload themselves), there is an extension on the Chrome web store that might be of interest: Stop AutoRefresh
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