Prerequisites
Description
Popup blocking filters only do harm due to (as I understand) Chrome design deficiency: all URLs opened with middle click are considered popups and thus frequently blocked. It's hard to overstate how annoying this is. They aren't that useful anyway - popups on individual sites can be blocked from uBlock interface with ease, but so far I've seen NO description of a way to disable popup blocking filters. (edit: as of writing this issue, I finally managed to do it in my filter list)
I wouldn't go as far as to suggest disabling popup blocking filters in Chrome by default, but there has to be an easy switch to disable it for all external filter lists (that is, everything except "My filters").
A specific URL where the issue occurs
Steps to Reproduce
- Middle click a link that's targeted by any EasyList's $popup,third-party filter.
Expected behavior:
Link opening in new tab.
Actual behavior:
Tab gets immediately closed upon opening.
Your environment
- uBlock Origin version: 1.24.4
- Browser Name and version: Cent Browser Version 4.0.9.112 (Official Build) (32-bit) (portable) (Chromium 74.0.3729.169)
- Operating System and version: Win 7 64 bit
Prerequisites
Description
Popup blocking filters only do harm due to (as I understand) Chrome design deficiency: all URLs opened with middle click are considered popups and thus frequently blocked. It's hard to overstate how annoying this is. They aren't that useful anyway - popups on individual sites can be blocked from uBlock interface with ease, but so far I've seen NO description of a way to disable popup blocking filters. (edit: as of writing this issue, I finally managed to do it in my filter list)
I wouldn't go as far as to suggest disabling popup blocking filters in Chrome by default, but there has to be an easy switch to disable it for all external filter lists (that is, everything except "My filters").
A specific URL where the issue occurs
Steps to Reproduce
Expected behavior:
Link opening in new tab.
Actual behavior:
Tab gets immediately closed upon opening.
Your environment