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If you inspect the word "sponsored" on Facebook's sponsored posts, you'll see they break the word up across multiple elements to bypass uBlock Origin and other blockers. Is there a way to still block Facebook's ads when they do this?

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    Take a look at F.B. Purity and see if it can do this
    – Ooker
    Feb 12, 2019 at 4:16

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Use the following filter:

www.facebook.com##.userContentWrapper._5pcr > div:has(.s_v8i43c603)
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    This won't work because the classes change.
    – Avamander
    Aug 3, 2019 at 12:02
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This works for me. Sadly no option for mobile app.

facebook.com##:xpath(//div[starts-with(@id, 'pagelet') and (.//a[.='Sponsored'])] ) facebook.com###pagelet_ego_pane facebook.com###pagelet_video_home_watch_list_rhc facebook.com##div[id^=hyperfeed_story_id_] .userContentWrapper div:has-text(/Suggested Events|Suggested for You/) facebook.com##.userContentWrapper:if(span:matches-css-after(content: "Suggested post";)) facebook.com###pagelet_marketplace_recently_viewed_rhc facebook.com###pagelet_ego_contextual_group facebook.com##div[data-pagelet^="FeedUnit"]:has-text(/Suggested Events|Suggested for You/) facebook.com##div[data-pagelet="FeedUnit_{n}"]:has-text(/Suggested Events|Suggested for You/) facebook.com##div[data-pagelet^="FeedUnit_"]:has(a[aria-label="Sponsored"]) facebook.com##div[data-pagelet^="FeedUnit"]:has(span:has-text(/Sponsored/):not(:has-text(/1|2|3|4|5|6|7|8|9|w/)))

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