Statistics display in dashboard can differ from display of blocked requests in controlbar.

To reproduce. Reset device statistics in dashboard. Visit faz.de. Blocker shows 1 but dashboard several blocked domains. (Thanks to @ulmisch for this find!)

Similar with computerbild.de 13 blocked requests, sum of blocked requests in stats is 13 as well but it reads 25 domains where (if you count all domians) sum is 9.

Might have been an issue in previous versions already.

@ulmisch From the machine deck - first analysis from @bpr :

I took a look at the faz page in the web inspector. The browser first gets a redirect to
https://www.faz.net/aktuell/

For 3rd party requests the browser only sends https://www.faz.net/ as referrer. Therefore the eBlocker can block these requests (and they appear in the statistics), but it cannot assign them to the current page because the path is missing.

The behavior is probably the same as the HTTP header "Referrer-Policy: origin-when-cross-origin" according to the documentation:
https://developer.mozilla.org/en-US/docs/Web/HTTP/Headers/Referrer-Policy

The faz page does not set this header, but you can do it dynamically for individual resources. I haven't found where exactly this happens.

Interestingly, only one request can be assigned by the controlbar: advertisement from static.faz.net. The complete referrer is transferred there.

Now what that means is

1. All trackers & such got blocked
2. Due to a website controlled parameter eBlocker might show less blocked trackers in icon than it actually had blocked
3. There might be no fix as this a security measure in the http protocol (we‘ll see 😉 )

@bpr, @benne

eBlocker Led Modul

Status Led at SPI pin on raspberry pi 3 and 4 are not working. 🙄 

I test with Led PL9823-F5 , nothing happend...

regards

PIO78

@pio78 The eBlocker LED board and program code was designed for the Banana Pi M2+.

It was never intended to run on Raspberry Pi and it would be a great surprise if it would work. Thanks for letting us know that there is no surprise 😉

Currently we have no plans in the core team to port the code or the hardware to work on Raspberry Pi. But maybe some talent from the community wants to tackle this?

@random

it is coded in RUBY. I never had contact with RUBY 🙂 

Is it possible to change the Led-Modul in Python?

regards

PIO78

Posted by: @pio78

Is it possible to change the Led-Modul in Python?

Sure, if you find a talented developer 😉 

There is a bug in 2.5.1 with parental controls and time-restricted internet access. I have written an issue on GitHub: https://github.com/eblocker/eblocker/issues/15

Thanks to @mainzelM for finding this bug!

Version 2.5.2 is now out with the following changes:

* Fixed issue with firewall settings when parental controls are used
* Updated MAC address prefixes to detect more vendors
* Updated dependencies for compatibility with Java 11
* Updated AngularJS to 1.8.0
* Set only 1.1.1.1 and 9.9.9.9 as default DNS servers
* Added experimental filter analysis feature under Settings / Blocker.

@bpr

Thank your for your great work :o)

regards

PIO78

Great! Thanks for all work guys!!! 😀 

Hi guys,

with version 2.5.2 it is not possible to add filterlists. 

eBlocker is working endlessly without finishing...

I have tested with different lists.

Back to 2.5.0 the same lists can be added as usual.

cu

@ulmisch

Yes you are right 🤔 

I testet Domainfilter:

Domainlist - https://adaway.org/hosts.txt

working endless ... 🙁 

Tested Patternlist:

Easylist - https://raw.githubusercontent.com/mainzelM/ddg-tr-as-easylist/master/easylist/topsites/fingerprinting123.txt

it takes a long time, but finished 🙂

regards

PIO78

@ulmisch

Which platform/device are you using / how much RAM do you have?

Which lists are you adding?

Good morning,

eBlocker runs on a raspberry 4 with 4 GB RAM.

Should be no problem 😉

As mentioned, with version 2.5.0 or 2.5.1 there was no issue...

cu