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Updated The logger (markdown)

Raymond Hill 2016-06-19 18:45:54 -04:00
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commit 59e041c6b4

@ -15,12 +15,12 @@ The request logger will open in a new tab (which was moved to its own window bel
![Figure 2](https://cloud.githubusercontent.com/assets/585534/8034785/0cb141bc-0db9-11e5-9365-1e45ccc50263.png)
The color of a row hints at how the resource was filtered:
- No color: The resource was untouched, i.e. allowed to go through.
- Red: The request for the remote resource was canceled.
- Green: The request for the remote resource was allowed to go through as a result of an explicit bypass of existing block filters/rules.
- No color: The request for the resource was allowed to go through because it matched no filters/rule.
- Red: The request for the resource was canceled because of a block filter/rule.
- Green: The request for the resource was allowed to go through as a result of a filter/rule to bypass existing block filters/rules.
- Yellow:
- A DOM element which was blocked by a cosmetic filter; OR
- A blocked request for a remote resource was redirected to a local replacement resource.
- A blocked request for a resource was redirected to a local replacement resource.
When a resource is blocked/allowed/hidden/redirected, the 3rd column in the row will provide further information. For blocked/allowed/hidden resources, the column will contains the responsible filter. For redirection, the column will contains the local resource used as replacement to the blocked network request.