关于查看Adblock近期拦截记录优化性能及解决网站登录跳转主机拦截问题的咨询

Hey there, let's tackle this annoying login loop issue you're facing with your ad blocker. It sounds like those intermediate servers handling the site's login prep and session checks are getting caught in the block list, which is throwing off the whole flow. Here's how you can track down those hidden hosts and add them to your allow list to fix things:

1. Access your ad blocker's real-time request logs #

Most popular ad blockers (like uBlock Origin, AdBlock Plus) have a built-in logger that tracks every network request they process. This is your best tool to spot the blocked intermediate hosts:

• uBlock Origin: Click the extension icon → Hit the gear icon to open the dashboard → Switch to the "Logger" tab. Keep this window open while you attempt to log in—you'll see every request (blocked or allowed) in real time. Look for red-marked blocked requests that pop up right when you click the login button.
• AdBlock Plus: Click the extension icon → Select "Manage" → Go to the "Advanced" tab → Enable the "Show developer tools" (or similar) option to pull up the request log.

2. Pinpoint the intermediate hosts #

As you trigger the login flow, watch the log closely for domains that get blocked right before the site redirects back to the login prompt. These are the ones handling the session checks and prep. Keep an eye out for:

• Subdomains tied to the main site (e.g., if the site is myapp.com, it might be auth.myapp.com or session-proxy.myapp.net)
• Third-party identity provider domains that the site uses for authentication

3. Test adding them to your allow list #

Once you've noted these domains, add them one by one to your ad blocker's allow list. After each addition, try logging in again to see if the loop stops. A pro tip: Don't just allow the root domain—check if the blocked request was for a specific subdomain, since ad blockers often block traffic at that granular level.

4. Troubleshoot if logs are too noisy #

If the log is flooded with too many requests, filter it to only show blocked traffic. In uBlock Origin's Logger, use the dropdown menu to select "Blocked" instead of "All". For other blockers, look for a similar filter option to narrow down the results. You can also temporarily disable other browser extensions to rule out conflicts that might be contributing to the redirect loop.

备注：内容来源于stack exchange，提问作者Ram