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Are blocklist.xml come from sites I directly visit?

clherring2
clherring2
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Example: Facebook was in my blocklist.xml file, does that mean I visited that site?

Example: Facebook was in my blocklist.xml file, does that mean I visited that site?

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jscher2000 - Support Volunteer
jscher2000 - Support Volunteer
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blocklist.xml contains identifiers for add-ons that cause problems in Firefox, and everyone gets the same list. Some add-ons use email addresses like someone@facebook.com as identifiers. It doesn't reflect your own browsing one way or the other.