uBlock filters – Privacy - steam warning

[SomeoneWhoUsesGit]

With the "uBlock filters – Privacy" enabled it causes steam to no longer warn you when you are leaving steam. My concern is that it is disabling a very good anti phishing defence method.

I found these two filters on reddit
||steamcommunity.com/linkfilter/?u=http$doc,urlskip=?u,badfilter
store.steampowered.com#@#+js(href-sanitizer, a[href^="https://steamcommunity.com/linkfilter/?u=http"], ?u)

but they no longer work, I think the filters where moved to the "uBlock filters – Privacy" which is why.

I am using firefox on windows. I also used windows sandbox to test in a fresh environment and was able to repeat the issue.

How can I re-enable steams leaving site warning?
Might I suggest keeping such things under annoyances so it is not on by default?

EDIT:

A good test is
https://store.steampowered.com/app/377160/Fallout_4/
scroll down and click on the "Recent Events & Announcements". The link within that will have the steam warning.
But if you go on the actual community page
https://steamcommunity.com/app/377160/eventcomments/742664166129571184?snr=1_5_9_
There is no warning.

Thanks

[stephenhawk8054]

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[uBlock-user]

disabling a very good anti phishing defence method.

It's merely a normal warning page telling you visiting an external site, nothing anti-phising defence about it. Other sites do it too.

Shifted to Annoyances.

[SomeoneWhoUsesGit]

I get that it is more of a standard warning. My reasonings for calling it "anti phishing" relates to the common "friend" msg or other baits that try to trick you. With the warning page it tells you that said page is NOT part of steam and is often a good indicator to make people question the situation.

Yeah maybe it is not so much anti phishing and more of a general warning that is still a good feature, in my opinion.

[uBlock-user]

That is your opinion and I consider the warning page as an annoyance and don't want to see it when I already clicked on the link, hence shifted. We bypass all such pages with $urlskip filters all the time fyi.

[SomeoneWhoUsesGit]

Fair enough. Good to know about $urlskip. But thanks for considering my opinion, even if we do not share it.

[gorhill]

The whole www works that way: click a link, navigate to another site. Surely we wouldn't want to be warned every single time that the expected is about to happen? I disagree with removing these filters.

[uBlock-user]

I disagree with removing these filters.

Agreed, this was also a personal request of the OP and not an issue and we never comply with any personal requrests till date.

[SomeoneWhoUsesGit]

Sorry but I just want to be clear, I did not want for these filters to be removed. I just felt that they fit more into the "annoyances" section as they did once reside there.
Really I was asking if I could use a filter to disable it for steam, as I used to.

Generally a warning would not be needed, but on platforms like steam where scams are a much more likely occurance seems like maybe a warning could prevent fraud? But maybe it is not as common as I think.

It is just a personal preference of mine to have said warning for certain sites.
Sorry for the confusion.