Fix for cloudflare verification issue#3416
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Allowing blob: would make this feature pointless as it would also allow the obnoxious ad scripts that were the reason this was introduced in the first place. Since I haven't heard many reports of those lately, I think it's better to just disable the feature by default. |
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Fixes #3407
The issue was that 4chanx's JS Whitelist functionality blocks any type of "blob:" url, one of which is used briefly in Cloudflare's code. Once that was handled, challenges.cloudflare.com was found to be blocked as well. By adding blobs and the challenges domain to the whitelist, the cloudflare verification check proceeds without problems.
The code compiles and was tested to work by enabling the plugin, clearing the cloudflare cookies on 4chan.org, then reloading the page to see the cloudflare verification page appear and redirect successfully. Testing was done in Chrome 118.0.5993.89 on Win 10.