Some embed scripts use data- attributes which clash with those used by klaro! - for example, one embed script I have come across has a data-type='inline' attribute, which breaks the script when it is changed to type='inline'.
A collection of online trackers, advertising networks, telemetry collectors and general 'we like to watch' lists for you to use to get better control on what they know and can see.
We have a function which purpose is to validate signatures (code & network) before they are saved in order to make sure they are valid regular expressions.
I think there is no case where we should have a space in our regexp and we could use this function to prevent this (already happened ;))
btrackers-postman - BitTorrent Trackers Postman, fetch BitTorrent Trackers URL list from ngosang/trackerslist and post to your aria2 server via jsonrpc.
Generates a privacy-focussed list of tracker domains that have been identified by DuckDuckGo's Tracker Radar for use in ad blocker solutions like pi-hole.
The problem
Some embed scripts use data- attributes which clash with those used by klaro! - for example, one embed script I have come across has a data-type='inline' attribute, which breaks the script when it is changed to type='inline'.
Proposed solution