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To fix some sites, we need to allow some of third-party domains for that particular site. Actually to allow ads for example to see news-videos (ABC, NBC, etc).
As we cannot determine if a domain is actually third-party to a site, we might maybe want to "associate" domains in a configuration/syntax like:
<first.party.domain> <third-part-domain> [ttl]
Where:
<first.party.domain> is the site in question. <third.party-domain> is associated. [ttl] the time in seconds to allow/grace the third-party-domain. Optional, when not specified the ttl of the first-party-domain (not third!) is taken. This means it will take the starting time of the first-party-domain and count down from that time. Not actually the starting time of the third-party as the first-party should be leading.
Example:
nbc.com doubleclick.net 300
Just an idea to make sure when whitelisting we limit the amount of "garbage" coming in.
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To fix some sites, we need to allow some of third-party domains for that particular site. Actually to allow ads for example to see news-videos (ABC, NBC, etc).
As we cannot determine if a domain is actually third-party to a site, we might maybe want to "associate" domains in a configuration/syntax like:
<first.party.domain> <third-part-domain> [ttl]
Where:
<first.party.domain>
is the site in question.<third.party-domain>
is associated.[ttl]
the time in seconds to allow/grace the third-party-domain. Optional, when not specified the ttl of the first-party-domain (not third!) is taken. This means it will take the starting time of the first-party-domain and count down from that time. Not actually the starting time of the third-party as the first-party should be leading.Example:
nbc.com doubleclick.net 300
Just an idea to make sure when whitelisting we limit the amount of "garbage" coming in.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: