Adguardfilters: example.org

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Issue URL (Annoyance)

http://example.org/

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@AdamWr @BlazDT
How to block cookies on rt.example.org but not on example.org (without subdomains)? Please suggest a rule.
If to set this just in the Chrome settings, it doesn't work.

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System configuration

Information | value
--- | ---
Platform: | Ext
AdGuard version: | 3.4.31
Browser: | Chrome
Filters: | Ad Blocking:
AdGuard Base

Privacy:
AdGuard Tracking Protection

Annoyances:
AdGuard Annoyances

Language-specific:
AdGuard Russian

[BlazDT]

Use rt.example.org###cookie if the cookie has the ID cookie on the website. If that is not working, please provide real website.

[oleedd]

But #cookie is for an element with such ID.

if the cookie has the ID cookie on the website

What does it mean? Cookie is not an element.

[BlazDT]

cookie will hide div ID cookie - Span ID cookie

[oleedd]

But cookies are set via document.cookie. I don't understand how can blocking an element help?

[BlazDT]

Then it seems we misunderstood eachother. I was talking about displayed cookie notices.
Not on my device atm to check exact syntax dir $cookie rule.

[oleedd]

I tried rt.example.org^$cookie, but it also blocks cookies on example.org. A bug?
The thing is the location is rt.example.org. But there are cookies from rt.example.org and example.org.

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[krystian3w]

||rt.example.org^$cookie

https://kb.adguard.com/en/general/how-to-create-your-own-ad-filters#cookie-modifier