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RPT allows the use of filters when recording to filter out domains at recording time so they don't have to be filtered out at test generation time.
The problem is this list is empty, and a bit tricky to use
Refer to junk1.jpg for the Preference in question
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What are the well known junk domains? Depends on the browser:
junk2.jpg shows junk domains captured by recording with Firefox. I didn't go to any websites when recording, just let FF sit there and let the packets get recorded
junk3_EE.jpg shows the junk domains captured by recording with EE. Same MO: record but don't do anything and let the packet count rise
junk4_chrome.jpg is the same when recording with Chrome
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