exclude ##.adsbygoogle

[Yuki2718]

For easylist/easylist@c09ae08

BTW isn't ^ needed for /###banner_ad$/ as well? Specific ###banner_ad may be used by good reason.

[AdamWr]

I guess it's /###banner_ad$/, because there is a rule like this ~bg-ikonomika.com###banner_ad in the Bulgarian list.
Maybe it should be changed to something like - /^(~.*)?###banner_ad$/?

By the way, now I have noticed that also ROList has rule like this ~4tuning.ro##.adsbygoogle and xinggsf has ~google.com##.adsbygoogle

So maybe it also should be - /^(~.*)?##\.adsbygoogle$/?

[Yuki2718]

Now I think of, there can theoretically be this type of specific filter: ~a.foo.com,foo.com##.adsbygoogle
So I suggest to change to /^(~[-.a-z]+,?)*##\.adsbygoogle$/

[AdamWr]

That's a good point, but if I'm not wrong, it will not cover all cases.
For example, it will not match domains with digits or with "punycode".
Maybe something like this:

^(~([-.\w\d*]|[^\x00-\x7F])+,?)*##\.adsbygoogle$

will be okay (https://regex101.com/r/LLqMr0/1), but I'm still not sure if all cases will be catched.

[Alex-302]

why changed? /^## was enough

[Yuki2718]

Can there be harm? Some filter may add ~foo.com##.afs_ads in future.

[Alex-302]

Ok.