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Cosmetic filtering should be enabled by default #8068
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@antonok-edm what is a quick way to tell if cosmetic filtering is enabled? Is there a specific page you can mention (maybe edit the original post above to provide the example as a test plan) |
I am wondering, too... |
cc: @antonok-edm @ryanbr @snyderp @szaimen I believe the rules are downloaded as part of the regular adblock definition download and then they should be applied. As this was just merged, it's only enabled on Nightly Which version of Brave are you using? If you're on Developer, it may also be available, but you'd need to go to brave://flags/#brave-adblock-cosmetic-filtering to enable it It's not merged to Beta (1.4.x) or Release (1.3.x) yet |
@bsclifton @antonok-edm is there a test plan that QA can run through to make sure this is working as expected? |
@kjozwiak yup! Added 😄 |
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Description
Currently merged implementation of cosmetic filtering is off by default, new 1p/3p heuristics should allow it to be enabled by default.
Test plan
See #5381
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