Description of the issue:
I’m dropping uBO in favor of Brave Shields, but unfortunately, the built-in filters do not hide all the annoyances.
I want to use the excellent Annoyances filter by AdGuard if possible
Unfortunately, none of the “AdGuard Annoyances” filters from https://filterlists.com work with Shields, even though they are uBO compatible. Is there a different URL I should be using?
Exact URL of the website in question:
Visit https://imazing.com/profile-editor. The cookie banner should not appear, but it does.
My only workaround so far is to install the AdGuard extension and enable only the annoyance filters 
Screenshot of the annoyance as it appears in Brave:
Did the issue present with default Shields settings?
Yes
Does the ad appear when using a Private window as well?
Yes.
What OS are you using when you see the annoyance?
macOS Sequoia
Brave version (check About Brave):
Version 1.78.97 Chromium: 136.0.7103.93 (Official Build) (arm64)
I installed uBO again and was able to extract the AdGuard cookie notices filter URL from the extension storage: https://filters.adtidy.org/extension/ublock/filters/18.txt
I was able to add the filter to Shield, but it has no effect, even though enabling that filter with uBO does the trick.
That makes me believe that Brave Shields may not support some of the advanced filtering magic that uBO & AdGuard extensions use. Is there an expert around who can confirm?
@fanboynz, apologies for the direct tagging, but I see that you are the expert around here, judging by other answers to similar posts on the site.
Do you know if Brave Shields supports the full extent of uBO filters like AdGuard Annoyances?
Adguard specific rules aren’t supported in Adblock rust. (like so)
AnnoyancesFilter/Cookies/sections/cookies_specific.txt:imazing.com#$#body.modal-open { overflow: auto !important; }
AnnoyancesFilter/Cookies/sections/cookies_specific.txt:imazing.com#$#div#cookie-consent-modal { display: none !important; }
AnnoyancesFilter/Cookies/sections/cookies_specific.txt:imazing.com#$#div.modal-backdrop { display: none !important; }
Fixed the site upstream, anyways. Just note the more lists you add the more issues that may occur
Thank you for the swift answer and fix. I can confirm the site in question no longer shows the cookie banner.
In general, what’s the process if I encounter more annoyances in the future? Is there a GitHub repo to submit issues and/or contribute to?
Is that on the roadmap? Or should I submit an issue to https://github.com/brave/adblock-rust?
