Possiblility to enable the extension for a specific website only (globaly disabled)

[Raziel-SSJ]

Hi.
This extension is great for blocking YT Ads, but also block/break some websites that don't even show ads in the meantime (like 1fichier.com)
Could it be possible for the extension to be globally disabled and enable it only for a specific website?

[gorhill]

Just lower the filtering mode on 1fichier.com?

What is broken on that site? Ideally you tell us what is broken then we fix in filter lists.

[Raziel-SSJ]

Just lower the filtering mode on 1fichier.com?

Sorry but this is not the question.

What is broken on that site? Ideally you tell us what is broken then we fix in filter lists.

Sorry again but I don't think this is the right place for fix request. This is why a new Issue for this problem has already been opened in the appropriate section.
But to answer your question, here is the evidence:

Without uBOL

Before log-in

After logged-in

With uBOL

No cache loaded

Before log-in

After logged-in

With uBOL

Cache loaded (cache loaded without uBOL)

After logged-in

So, almost everything is broken.

[gorhill]

It's a Firefox issue, their DNR API is not fully implemented, it does not yet support third-party filter option: https://bugzilla.mozilla.org/show_bug.cgi?id=1797408, and this is causing the issue here.

You will have to lower the filtering mode to "no filtering" for that site, until the issue is fixed in Firefox.

[Raziel-SSJ]

You will have to lower the filtering mode to "no filtering" for that site, until the issue is fixed in Firefox.

Thank you for the answer but I've already found this workaround.

Still, I think it could be a good addition for people who only want to block ads from a specific website.
Also, since this is not the only (annoying) breakage and this could still appear in future FF updates, I think this could be a good option on this as well.

[gorhill]

This can be accomplished using browser permissions.