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Dashboard: Whitelist
The Whitelist pane lists all the whitelist directives. The purpose of a whitelist directive is to tell on which site uBlock Origin ("uBO") should disable itself completely. When uBO is disabled on a page, there will be no filtering applied to that page.
When uBO is disabled for a site, its toolbar icon will be grayed, and the large blue "power" button in the popup panel is grayed.
When you visit a web page, uBO will try to match the URL of the page in the address bar against the existing whitelist directives. When there is a match, uBO will be disabled for that page.
The easiest way to create a whitelist directive is by toggling the large "power" button in uBO's popup panel -- this will cause a site-wide whitelist directive to be automatically created and added to the Whitelist pane.
The Whitelist pane allows you to review or edit the exisiting whitelist directives, or to manually add new ones.
Important: there are predefined whitelist directives when you first install uBO. You should not remove these predefined whitelist directives, unless you know exactly the consequences of doing so. Removing the predefined whitelist directives without understanding the consequences could cause your browser to malfunction. This is especially true for the behind-the-scene
whitelist directive.
Further details about the supported syntax for whitelist directives can be found at "How to whitelist a web site".
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