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Update streaming sites popups #2245

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@ryanbr ryanbr commented Jan 3, 2025

  • flowermanga.net
  • new.sussytoons.site
  • omegascans.org
  • 4anime.gg
  • animeflix.ltd
  • watchomovies.guru
  • streamblasters.pm

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[puLL-Merge] - brave/adblock-lists@2245

Description

This PR updates the list of domains for various content filtering rules in the brave-unbreak.txt file. It adds several new domains to existing rules and modifies some existing domain lists. The changes are primarily focused on extending protection against unwanted scripts, popups, and advertisements on streaming and content websites.

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  1. brave-unbreak.txt:
    • Added new domains to the existing ##+js(nowoif) rule, including:
      • flowermanga.net
      • new.sussytoons.site
      • omegascans.org
      • 4anime.gg
      • animeflix.ltd
      • streamblasters.pm
      • watchomovies.guru
    • Updated the ##+js(no-fetch-if, method:HEAD) rule with the same new domains
    • Modified the wildcard rules for both ##+js(nowoif) and ##+js(no-fetch-if, method:HEAD), adding:
      • flowermanga.*
      • animepahe.*
      • new.sussytoons.*
      • omegascans.*
      • 4anime.*
      • animeflix.*
      • streamblasters.*
      • watchomovies.*
      • likemanga.*
sequenceDiagram
    participant User
    participant Browser
    participant Website
    participant AdBlocker

    User->>Browser: Visits website
    Browser->>Website: Request content
    Website-->>Browser: Serve content
    Browser->>AdBlocker: Apply filtering rules
    AdBlocker->>Browser: Block unwanted scripts/content
    Browser-->>User: Display filtered content
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Possible Issues

No major non-security issues are apparent in this change.

Security Hotspots

This PR does not introduce any obvious security vulnerabilities. The changes are focused on content filtering rules, which generally do not pose security risks.

This sequence diagram illustrates how the updated filtering rules in this PR would work when a user visits a website. The browser applies the AdBlocker rules, which now include the new domains, to filter out unwanted scripts and content before displaying the page to the user.

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