See which subscription list has the filter?

[nicoleahmed]

Suggestion or help please

Expected Behavior

When a result is blocked in a search engine there is an option to unblock results. I would also like the option to see which subscription list and which filter line is causing the block (ublock origin has this option within their logger - see which filter list has caused ad to block or cosmetic changes)

Purpose

To see if there is a subscription that should be remove.
e.g. recently I have had several important sites blocked - I would like to know what is the underlying problem

[nicoleahmed]

one of the filters i have subscribed to seems to be blocking .org.uk sites and I'm not sure how to find out which one it is

these are the exceptions I've added so far:
@:https://.rhs.org.uk/*
@:https://.fph.org.uk/*
@:https://.northeastjobs.org.uk/*
@:https://.vonne.org.uk/*
@:https://.nypartnerships.org.uk/*
@:https://.eastsussexjsna.org.uk/*
@:https://.healthknowledge.org.uk/*
@:https://.adph.org.uk/*
@:https://.rsph.org.uk/*
@:https://.phast.org.uk/*

I've uploaded my settings

ublacklist-settings (2).json

[nicoleahmed]

It would be great to have a tool to see which list and which filter line is causing the block

I have resolved my issue through process of elimination. I have found the subscription list to be NCAQs which includes :https://.org.uk/*

https://github.com/ncaq/uBlacklistRule/blob/master/uBlacklist.txt

[aug-dev]

Hey there!

This is actually a great idea.

But without thinking too much about it, it doesn't seem trivial to implement.

I don't know when we are going to get around to it, but it's worth noting that we might implement it in the future.

[brianadragon]

I'd love to see this myself. Today I spent 20 minutes going through every list I'm subscribed to trying to find which one was blocking a site.