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That's right, you didn't say that. You said there is a "public" and a "private" list. To me this sounds like the "private" one is somehow hidden from the public

That's right, you didn't say that. You said there is a "public" and a "private" list. To me this sounds like the "private" one is somehow hidden from the public and cannot be seen which isn't the case.

Karunamon 12y ago
There is no list of sites which utilize the header and do not appear on the main allow list.
- martin56 12y ago
  It's a whitelist for parked domains...
  - Karunamon 12y ago
    In what world is a page full of nothing but advertisements considered "unintrusive" and deserving of whitelisting?
flaviu1 12y ago
I don't necessarily trust the adblock developers. The whitelist can say that a sitekey is only used on certain sites, but how can I know it isn't also being used on others? If sites want to have their ads white-listed, they should be less sneaky about it and just add `ad` to the class, making it possible for the users to prove that only that ad is whitelisted.