Filterlists: [FYI] Thai Paranoid Block by kowith337 (En, Thai)

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@kowith337 ThaiParanoidBlock
Description: Blocks ads, tracking, popup sites and servers mostly used on Thai sites.

DescriptionSourceUrl: https://kowith337.github.io/ThaiParanoidBlock/
DiscontinuedDate: 2 days
DonateUrl EmailAddress ForumUrl N/A
HomeUrl: https://github.com/kowith337/ThaiParanoidBlock
IssuesUrl: https://github.com/kowith337/ThaiParanoidBlock/issues
*Languages: En, Thai
*License: Attribution-NonCommercial CC BY-NC
*Maintainers: kowith337
Name: ThaiParanoidBlock
*Syntax: uBlock Origin
*UpstreamFilterLists N/A

ViewUrl: https://github.com/kowith337/ThaiParanoidBlock/blob/master/ThaiParanoid.txt

HomeUrl: https://klout.com/kowith337
TwitterHandle: kowith337
*FilterLists: ThaiParanoidBlock and Thai AntiForceLike.

Seems well maintained as it has: DOM Element Hiding, Domain level block (e.g. Baidu, Hao123, DesktopWeather), Mobile Badvertisers, Anime Leeching List, First party annoyances (e.g. Google, Facebook, Twitter) and a few Strict blocking like disqusads.

[kowith337]

Seems like I'm not ready yet because it may block certain domains globally (3p), such as Facebook (Both main and Messenger), Instagram, Twitter, etc.

Follow the news about tracking tactics that they still following through embed, plugins, scripts, noscript, etc...

or else, I need to make another branch and strip-down some global rules.

ThaiAntiForceLike will be archived due to it's completely merged with ThaiParanoidBlock, and that repo is no longer maintained.

[collinbarrett]

Ok. Well, FilterLists is aimed at being a directory of all known lists. Even if your list still needs work, we'd like to capture it. We'll keep this issue open until I have a chance to merge it into the dataset. Thanks for working on a list!

[kowith337]

Additional Info

UpStream usage

• X Files: NoFacebookAds (some DOM) [[commit](https://github.com/kowith337/ThaiParanoidBlock/commit/d95b9e4f1c323e44327c5fb92231b7f461e85b53)]
• LeeCh-List by pureexe (Anime Leeching)
• ThaiConsentHosts (Mobile badvertisers, stripped down subdomain rules)
  
  
  
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