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by amorgan 3777 days ago
You could add a rule to allow ads.js for each site's domain that's using the method as we've described, but a site could easily dynamically cycle through the thousands of file name combinations contained within EasyList.
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Then simply allow all scripts on the domain to load, only blocking 3rd party scripts.

It is a cat and mouse game.

I couldn't agree more and it'll probably remain that way for awhile longer.

3rd party scripts can be included via a CNAME record at the root domain level.