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I had an issue with this recently, where buttons simply linking to our Twitter and Facebook pages were being blocked. I'm no fan of obtrusive, JavaScript laden ads, and have used adblockers myself for years, but why block "legitimate" content? I didn't know how to get removed from the list (and assumed it wouldn't happen anyway), so changed a couple of class names and it was working again. But I don't know how long t…
Buttons as in CSS stylized anchor elements point to twitter.com/whatever, or loading javascript, added dynamically, etc? Because most social media buttons have trackers, so...
Nope, I'd understand that. See my other replies - it was pure HTML, simple `a` and `img` tags, with locally hosted images. The block rules were based purely on very generic CSS class names, which is a bit silly IMO.