I run my own AGH gateway at home with pretty heavy filtering, plus my iDevices have a NextDNS profile installed - and now most big tech sites do this crap…
If you use a script blocker (such as UBO) those stupid error pages tend not to work. Not helpful for any unrooted devices, I know, just throwing it out there.
Sounds to me like you accidentally have a cdn on the list? And can confirm, works for me (but i have usercss for TH anyway; their desktop-layout sucks).
html-load(dot)com, error-report(dot)com are domains owned by Ad-Shield and similar “as recovery” services that:
inject a script into the site from its own host
script checks if ad blocs load content or not
if no ad content is loaded, they phone home to html-load(dot)com or a similar address (making it appear to the average user that they’re some “core internet service”)
id html-load or their other domains aren’t reachable (they send a keyed request so it’s not as easy as having your own server respond with an empty {} script), the site will unload CSS and deliver a blocking view
Interesting.
I run my own AGH gateway at home with pretty heavy filtering, plus my iDevices have a NextDNS profile installed - and now most big tech sites do this crap…
If you use a script blocker (such as UBO) those stupid error pages tend not to work. Not helpful for any unrooted devices, I know, just throwing it out there.
Sadly not an option on iOS.
Sounds to me like you accidentally have a cdn on the list? And can confirm, works for me (but i have usercss for TH anyway; their desktop-layout sucks).
For further information:
html-load(dot)com, error-report(dot)com are domains owned by Ad-Shield and similar “as recovery” services that:
{}script), the site will unload CSS and deliver a blocking viewSo it’s a geoip thing? Maybe because GDPR that i don’t get it?
No, the block is very specifically about ad recovery via html-load(dot)com…