Allow third-party scripts for 1 site

[sidki3003]

(Oct. 19, 2010 09:39 AM)fpout Wrote:  1) allow Third-party scripts (only these, not ALL scripts) for 1 site

Code:

myexamplesite1.com/        $SET(   ...             ???

Code:

myexamplesite1.com/        $SET(0=i_script:0.)

"i_script:0" overrides any of the - mutually exclusive - 7.1, 7.2, 7.3 header switches (where benefit of overriding 7.3 is arguable).

"<script> Block: All Third Party Scripts" was mangling the layout of the bottom "jsout" informational flyover. Corrected.

Quote:2) with "Content-Type: 5c Filter GIFs 07.02.24 [jjoe] (o.1) (In)" ticked, allow (normal, not animated) GIFs for one site, like Megaupload whose captcha is a GIF for me, nowadays. The following syntax has NO effect:

Code:

[^.].megaupload.com/gencap.php        $SET(0=a_gifs:0.)
[^.].megaupload.com/        $SET(0=a_gifs:0.)

"Content-Type: 5c Filter GIFs" doesn't block or alter GIFs in any way. It just enables inspection of GIF content, which is the precondition for detecting e.g. scripts posing as GIFs, and for limiting animated GIFs to a few loops.
Thus, the Megaupload captcha ("Enter this <GIF> here:") should display fine.

That said, your URL expression is missing a "+": [^.]+.megaupload.com/gencap.php
What i'm using is: (http://www.|)megaupload.com/