@description
Override the behavior of a method on matching elements.
@param methodPath
The method which calls must be intercepted.
@param [selector]
A CSS selector which the target element must match. If not specified,
the override will occur for all elements.
@param [disposition]
How the override should be handled. If not specified, the overridden call
will be equivalent to an empty function. If set to `throw`, an exception
will be thrown. Any other value will be validated and returned as a
supported safe constant.
@example
..##+js(trusted-override-element-method, HTMLAnchorElement.prototype.click, a[target="_blank"][style])
@description
Prevent the bypassing of uBO scriptlets through anonymous embedded context.
To ensure that a target method in the embedded context is using the
corresponding parent context's method (which is assumed to be
properly patched), or to replace the embedded context with that of the
parent context.
Root issue:
https://issues.chromium.org/issues/40202434
@param methodPath
The method which calls must be intercepted. The arguments
of the intercepted calls are assumed to be HTMLElement, anything else will
be ignored.
@param selector (optional)
A plain CSS selector which will be used in a `document.querySelector()`
call, to validate that the returned element must be processed by the
scriptlet. If no selector is provided, all elements will be processed.
@param targetMethod (optional)
The method in the embedded context which should be delegated to the
parent context. If no method is specified, the embedded context becomes
the parent one, i.e. all properties of the embedded context will be that
of the parent context.
Add support for synchronous `send()` calls.
`trusted-prevent-xhr` is essentially the same as `prevent-xhr` except
that if the `directive` argument is not a known token, it will be
used as is as the response text of the xhr request, whereas `prevent-xhr`
returns an empty string when the directive is unknown.
Related issue:
https://github.com/uBlockOrigin/uBlock-issues/issues/3394
When the "No large media elements" per-site switch is toggled on,
it will also act to prevent autoplay of video/audio media, regardless
of their size. This also works for xhr-based media streaming.
If blocking by size is not desirable while blocking autoplay is
desired, one can toggle on "No large media elements" switch while
setting "Block media elements larger than ..." to a very high value.
Raymond Hill