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I added a user rule www.google.com#%#//scriptlet('href-sanitizer', '#main a[href*="url=http"]', '?url'
which in theory should make the href clean.
However, nothing changed with this rule. Is this some kind of bug?
By the way, www.google.*###main a[href][data-sb^="/url?"]:remove-attr(data-sb) of uBlock filters – Privacy works
so I rewrite it in Adguard syntax www.google.*#%#//scriptlet('remove-attr', 'data-sb') and it successfully removed the tracking urls
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered:
Adguard for Mac
Firefox 134 on macOS
Google search redirects a tracking url to search result links like this
https://www.google.com/url?sa=t&source=web&rct=j&opi=[redact]&url=https://adguard.com/en/welcome.html&ved=[redact]&usg=[redact]
I added a user rule
www.google.com#%#//scriptlet('href-sanitizer', '#main a[href*="url=http"]', '?url'
which in theory should make the href clean.
However, nothing changed with this rule. Is this some kind of bug?
By the way,
www.google.*###main a[href][data-sb^="/url?"]:remove-attr(data-sb)
of uBlock filters – Privacy worksso I rewrite it in Adguard syntax
www.google.*#%#//scriptlet('remove-attr', 'data-sb')
and it successfully removed the tracking urlsThe text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: