Add google.com to anti click trackers list

[Nomes77]

URL(s) where the issue occurs

https://www.google.com

Describe the issue

When clicking on search results, google.com redirects it via their own server. Try https://www.google.com/search?q=example.com%252Ftest%253Fq%253Dtest as a test

Screenshot(s)

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Versions

• Browser/version: 116.0.2
• uBlock Origin version: 1.51.0

Settings

None of them affects this problem.

Notes

Maybe, the rule should be narrowed down to only https://www.google.com/search? since their are more outgoing links and we don't want to break other links of google

[stephenhawk8054]

There's www.google.*##+js(set, rwt, noopFunc) in annoyance list.

Does it work for you?

[Nomes77]

Yes, it works.
So there is no need to merge this PR.

[MasterKia]

@stephenhawk8054 I think that rule should be moved to privacy.

[stephenhawk8054]

If I'm not mistaken, that one was put in annoyance list due to not sure if it causes breakages somewhere.

@Yuki2718 @uBlock-user @okiehsch Do you remember if that filter had any drawbacks?

[Yuki2718]

I don't.

[MasterKia]

One potential breakage could be that the visited links might not appear in the "History" section.

Someone with a Google account could test that.

[stephenhawk8054]

Hmmm... I checked google activity settings and it just shows search history (aka search terms used), but not links clicked.

[MasterKia]

And without that filter, it shows the clicked links?

[stephenhawk8054]

I mean without that filter. I don't see any sections in google settings that shows the clicked ones (or I haven't found it yet).

[uBlock-user]

No, no breakages from this one. The one I suggested to previous OP had some breakages come out later on, so replaced with this one.

History - #7960

[stephenhawk8054]

Ok, I'll move it to privacy list. Due to the update gap of both lists, we can keep in both until next week.