If a user adds an HTML filter to their filters in a browser that doesn't support HTML filtering, (ie: Chromium), an error or notice should be displayed informing the user that the filter is unsupported in their browser.
uBlock Origin: 1.74.0
Chromium: 151
filterset (summary):
network: 182095
cosmetic: 43629
scriptlet: 37528
html: 0
listset (total-discarded, last-updated):
default:
user-filters: 0-0, never
ublock-filters: 53091-87, 3m
ublock-badware: 10250-17, 3m
ublock-privacy: 4136-4, 3m
ublock-unbreak: 2803-1, 3m
ublock-quick-fixes: 503-0, 3m
easylist: 86360-484, 3m
easyprivacy: 56438-734, 3m
urlhaus-1: 47615-5, 3m
plowe-0: 3518-0, 3m
filterset (user): [array of 1 redacted]
userSettings: [none]
hiddenSettings: [none]
supportStats:
allReadyAfter: 958 ms (selfie)
maxAssetCacheWait: 81 ms
cacheBackend: indexedDB
Prerequisites
I tried to reproduce the issue when...
Description
If a user adds an HTML filter to their filters in a browser that doesn't support HTML filtering, (ie: Chromium), an error or notice should be displayed informing the user that the filter is unsupported in their browser.
A specific URL where the issue occurs.
https://www.britannica.com/Steps to Reproduce
www.britannica.com##^.category-link-CHATBOTExpected behavior
uBO shows an error that HTML filters are unsupported in Chromium. This would look similar to the "trusted source" error.
Troubleshooting information