Exceptionally bypass rule on request blocked

[Cwpute]

Is your feature request related to a problem? Please describe.
When i follow links from newsletters i receive by mail, most of these links are blocked by the block-lists i activated inside of Fulguris:

I could always go into the blocked content optiwn and deactivate it all manualy, get back to my mail, tap the link again and follow through, then reactivate the content block rules a had deactivated… but this is very tedious.

Describe the solution you'd like
A button on the "request blocked" page to exceptionaly bypass that rule, like the option uBlock gives you with its addon.

Additionally as you can see in the screenshot, the URL and rules mentioned are not wrapping around, thus requiring you to scroll right for the rest of the content. Would be nice if it warped expectingly 👍

[Slion]

Stay on that page, go Menu / Web page / Content control. That only disables it for that tab.

[Cwpute]

…and again after the link has been followed through, Menu / Web page / Content control. Which works indeed, but requires you to deactivate then reactivate the protection, and for any user using blocklists to understand that content control relates to ads as well as link redirection. Also if i understand this well, the subsequently followed link could potentialy show ads and allow for trackers that were previously disabled, and provide links that wouldn't be checked by content control (unless reactivated of course). Having the deactivation and instant reactivation of control be instantly handled by the browser itself would be a huge convenience. Le 24 février 2024 14:55:07 GMT+01:00, "Stéphane Lenclud" ***@***.***> a écrit :

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Stay on that page, got Menu / Web page / Content control. That only disables it for that tab. -- Reply to this email directly or view it on GitHub: #607 (comment) You are receiving this because you authored the thread. Message ID: ***@***.***>

[Slion]

I'm with you, ideally there should be a button on the blocked page allowing you to open it anyway.