[-] facebook.com

[Blaz]

On Android and Desktop when a liked page shares their product:

m.facebook.com##.storyStream > #MNewsFeed > section.storyStream > article[data-ft*="BUY"]
facebook.com##div[id^="substream_"] > div > div > div > div[id^="hyperfeed_story_id"][-ext-has='a[href^="/commerce/products"]']

On Desktop "Page Stories You May Like":

facebook.com##div[id^="substream_"] > div > div > div > div[id^="hyperfeed_story_id"][-ext-has='div._d_q']

 

[freshhh]

reproduced
please add suggested rules

 

[freshhh]

These rules will not be added because FB will be slow.

you told me earlier than adding more filters isn't slowing down the browsing experience and here you're saying the opposite only with just few rules i don't understand the logic...

 

[Blaz]

@freshhh
It depends on the type of rules - ext-has rules can be slow If used a lot on a single site.

 

[freshhh]

@freshhh
It depends on the type of rules - ext-has rules can be slow If used a lot on a single site.

i see... thanks for the kind clarification

so what is the solution to block those ads?

 

[Alex302]

No. On some systems(Safari), FB is too slow when added new extended css rules.

 

[jineshpatel30]

Seeing suggested posts aka Sponsored (a.uiStreamSponsoredLink)

What is the rule with "._5paw > a._3e_2" doing? I checked the site and didn't found any elements which could be hidden.


Currently I'm only using the following rules and so far everything is hidden:

Spoiler

!hides suggested posts
facebook.com##div[id^="substream_"] > div > div > div > div[id^="hyperfeed_story_id"][-ext-has='a.uiStreamSponsoredLink']
facebook.com##div[id^="substream_"] > div > div[id] div[id^="hyperfeed_story_id_"][-ext-has="span._4dcu"]
!hides facebook own posts
facebook.com##div[id^="substream_"] > div > div > div > div[id^="hyperfeed_story_id"][-ext-has='div[style*="background-color: rgba(255, 255, 255, 1);"]']
m.facebook.com##.storyStream > #MNewsFeed > section.storyStream > article[-ext-has='div[style*="background-color: rgba(255, 255, 255, 1);"]']
!hides "Products shown" - https://www.facebook.com/identitaere/posts/1811674222183962
facebook.com##.fbUserContent > div > div > div > div > div > .mtm > div[data-ft] > .mtm[-ext-has='a[href^="/commerce/products"]']
!hides "Popular Across Facebook"
facebook.com##div[id^="substream_"] > div > div[id] div[id^="hyperfeed_story_id_"][-ext-has='div._5_xt']
m.facebook.com##.storyStream > #MNewsFeed > section.storyStream > article[-ext-has='div._xlq']
!hides election and probably other messages from facebook
facebook.com##div[data-ownerid^="hyperfeed_story_id"]:not([class]):not([data-fte])
facebook.com##div[aria-label="Message from Facebook"]
!trending today
facebook.com##div[id^="substream_"] > div > div > div > div[id^="hyperfeed_story_id"][-ext-has='span.fcb']
!right side
facebook.com##a[href^="https://www.facebook.com/campaign/landing.php"]
facebook.com##a[title$="Learn about Ad Choices."]
!suggested pages
facebook.com##.ego_column
!chat sidebar
facebook.com##.fbChatSidebar
!hides friend requests at top
m.facebook.com##._d2s

rules are working fine for me on Windows 10 Chrome 62

No slow down.. to be honest i feel faster loading
Thanks

I have removed some things like Products shown & Chat side bar rules.

I have a request, can you keep this list updated if Adguard team don't add it & update to defulat filters ? (FB ads are becoing horrible and incraing in number day by day, so i don't mind Nuking them even if it's at cost of little bit slow loading)

Also, if you keep a copy of your user list somewere, i would really like to take a look at & impelemit some to mine, atlest for popular sites.

 

[Blaz]

I have a request, can you keep this list updated if Adguard team don't add it & update to defulat filters ? (FB ads are becoing horrible and incraing in number day by day, so i don't mind Nuking them even if it's at cost of little bit slow loading)

Also, if you keep a copy of your user list somewere, i would really like to take a look at & impelemit some to mine, atlest for popular sites.

As I visit Fb on a daily base to nuke ads, sure.
My user filter is very large and I use also several text files for specific elements and that would be a bit much to post them - also it contains some sites which are more internal.

 

[Boo Berry]

No. On some systems(Safari), FB is too slow when added new extended css rules.

All other browsers too regardless of platform too, when injecting a Facebook userscript and/or using too many FB rules. Try scrolling down (using the Most Recent feed as an example) and it's pretty slow and laggy.

Small price to pay for having no annoyances, I guess.

 

[jineshpatel30]

As I visit Fb on a daily base to nuke ads, sure.
My user filter is very large and I use also several text files for specific elements and that would be a bit much to post them - also it contains some sites which are more internal.

I presumed the same, Not an issue.
I think, if it'll be popular site missing too many ads you will surely report here so I'll get it from there.

Thanks for future updates.

All other browsers too regardless of platform too, when injecting a Facebook userscript and/or using too many FB rules. Try scrolling down (using the Most Recent feed as an example) and it's pretty slow and laggy.

Small price to pay for having no annoyances, I guess.

Actully it's Laggy even without Adguard, especially on Chrome, i checked it many times, With adguard, without adguard, without any extension, with Intel graphics & nvidia render, without hardware acceration , cache, no cache etc..etc

They all have almost no effect or if any, then it's negligible atleast on Chrome.

On Edge, FB loading is much faster than Chrome..but Meh..it's Edge so ¯\_(ツ)_/¯

So personally i would always choose blocking FB's crappy ads over little bit loading speed, but i understnad this may not be popular/ Adguard team's opinion, so till they comeup with better solution (i hope), user filter it is

Tough i really wish thay start some repository for site wise user filter share

 

[Blaz]

Rule to hide Halloween banner (replaces previous rules with background-color):

facebook.com##div[id^="substream_"] > div > div > div > div[id^="hyperfeed_story_id"][-ext-has='div[style*="background-color: rgba"]']
m.facebook.com##.storyStream > div > .storyStream > article[-ext-has='div[style*="background-color:"]']

2nd match is also in the screenshot a bit above shown selection.