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A bfilter could work well and perform the same thing provided it can access the URL of a page.
The bfilter could get the domain from the URL and then compare it with the SRCs on the script tags it could find on the page. If they are not the same, then bfilter could just replace that script with a null.
2009-06-29 01:59:30 UTC by nobody
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No one was working on this project for quite some time. This project may be considered dead already. I just use AdBlock+ these days.
2009-06-27 13:43:59 UTC by jart
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It wuold be nice to have bfilter authenticating, I mean: a browser have to auth to access bfilter and make requests. I hope you'll be back on this project soon,mate!!
M.
2009-06-27 08:45:22 UTC by nobody
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would be nice to blacklist some or all external src'd js (would be handy for images and iframes, too).
mark all javascript from another host as spammier, or completely blacklist it.
good xss sites could be whitelisted back into non-spam territory like this:
-20 *googleapis.com/*
-20 *jquery.com/*
-20 *ytimg.com/*
figuring something was spam before downloading it would save...
2008-12-04 06:29:39 UTC by nobody
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jart committed revision 789 to the BFilter SVN repository, changing 1 files.
2008-11-20 21:43:50 UTC by jart
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It should be very interesting to have basic authentication to intermediate proxy.
This could permit the use of program that doesn't have this feature like "google updater" !
2008-11-20 10:33:48 UTC by nobody
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BFilter was primarily intended to be a personal proxy, so a multi-user feature like a traffic shaper is hardly justified. Besides that, no one is currently working on BFilter, so don't expect this feature implemented any time soon. I am going to close this feature request.
BTW, you could achieve what you want by setting up a chain like this:
Users -> Squid -> BFilter -> Internet
Squid...
2008-11-11 10:03:00 UTC by jart
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Add shaper functionality.
2008-11-11 07:45:16 UTC by gen123
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What you have in configuration files are auxiliary, custom-made rules. When you disable them, you still have core, heuristic rules applied. When a heuristic rule matches, it scores a certain number of points. If an object scores enough points, it gets classified as an ad. For example see my initial reply. Those 3 points I mentioned are actually core heuristic rules.
2008-09-18 16:53:20 UTC by nobody
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Thank you for the fast response! I was just wondering why BFilter filters even when all contents of the configuration files are deletet ("urls", "urls.local", "filters\*")---I rather thought it will filter nothing than. My approach would have been to set exceptions in "urls.local", but since it is filtered anyway, this doesn't seem to be helpful.
Anyway, it is just a minor thing of a great...
2008-09-18 16:03:01 UTC by gerald0
