Take note that the network request logger in uBO is a forward-looking logger: this means only future requests can be logged. Time, Filter/Rule, Context and Partyness columns can be disabled in Settings dialog
3 for third-party requests, from other domains.1 for the first-party requests, from current page domain (the one you see in address bar).Partyness of the network request related to main document, and optionally after comma, partyness of the request in relation to embedded subdocument.Context identifier (domain) in which the filter is evaluated.For redirection, local resource used as replacement to the blocked network request. For blocked/allowed/hidden resources, the column will contains the responsible filter.Blue font: Uncloaked canonical name (CNAME) hostname.A defuser scriptlet was injected into the page ( +js(.)).A blocked request for a resource was redirected ( A DOM element which was blocked by a cosmetic filter OR.Green: The request for the resource was allowed to go through ( ++) because it matched a filter/rule whose purpose is to bypass a matching block filter/rule.Gray: The request for the resource was allowed to go through "Dynamic filtering" engine, because of noop rule.Red: The request for the resource was canceled ( -) because of a block filter/rule.Purple: The request for the resource was modified by one of the "Modifier filters".No color: The request for the resource was allowed to go through because it matched no filter/rule.The color of a row hints at how the resource was filtered: The request logger will open in a new tab (which was moved to its own window below): To access the logger, click on the list icon of uBO's popup UI: The logger is the tool of choice to see, understand, diagnose and fix the functioning of uBO. This logger is unified, meaning it will display everything uBO does as it occurs. UBlock Origin (uBO) comes with a logger, which gives the ability to inspect what uBO is doing with network requests and DOM elements, whether something is blocked or allowed, and which filter, if any, matched a network request or DOM element. Read carefully if using uBO/webext on legacy Firefox.The removed element reappears when you reload the page.
#UBLOCK ORIGIN DEVELOPERS SOFTWARE#
Software known to have uninstalled uBlock Origin.Doesn't uBlock Origin add overhead to page load?.Does uBlock Origin block ads or just hide them?.Overview of uBlock's network filtering engine: details.Overview of uBlock's network filtering engine.Medium mode (optimal for advanced users).
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