﻿id summary reporter owner description type status priority milestone component resolution keywords cc blockedby blocking platform ready sensitive tester verified_working review_url 242 Element hiding filters can be overridden by the element's style attribute mapx mjethani "=== How to reproduce === * Search for something on Bing (also see #4425) * Visit any article on The Telegraph (also see #4171) * ~~Search for something on torrentz.eu~~ (no longer reproducible, website seems to be broken) * Visit any web page that uses `style=""dislay: block !important""` (or alike) to avoid element hiding === Observed behaviour === If a web page sets the `display` CSS property of an element using an `!important` rule applied via the element's `style` attribute, it takes precedence over element hiding filters applied by Adblock Plus, potentially preventing ads from being hidden. That is because element hiding in Adblock Plus for Chrome (as well as on Safari and Microsoft Edge, but unlike on Firefox) is implemented using an author stylesheet, i.e. a regular `