From c01ba552b0beae690f470b054fcf7d7a4fa3d1b8 Mon Sep 17 00:00:00 2001
From: Imre Kristoffer Eilertsen <imreeil42@gmail.com>
Date: Wed, 8 Sep 2021 15:13:54 +0200
Subject: [PATCH] Update SyntaxMeaningsThatAreActuallyHumanReadable.md

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 Wiki/SyntaxMeaningsThatAreActuallyHumanReadable.md | 4 ++--
 1 file changed, 2 insertions(+), 2 deletions(-)

diff --git a/Wiki/SyntaxMeaningsThatAreActuallyHumanReadable.md b/Wiki/SyntaxMeaningsThatAreActuallyHumanReadable.md
index 9c0ac3d5d..4caa7257d 100644
--- a/Wiki/SyntaxMeaningsThatAreActuallyHumanReadable.md
+++ b/Wiki/SyntaxMeaningsThatAreActuallyHumanReadable.md
@@ -86,7 +86,7 @@
 * `$removeparam` (prev. `$queryprune`): Removes URL parameters, e.g. `$tracker=sitecampaignpage`. Supports RegEx, but with some differences (One example, is that wildcarding is done with `/^textstart-/` instead of `/textstart-.*/`)
 
 ## uBlock Origin, Adblock Plus and AdBlock only
-* `##element1,element2:has(-text)`: Combines and subjects two elements to the same `:has`/`:has-text` criteria. Very bad idea to use in AdGuard, where `element1` is instead blocked in its entirety.
+* `##element1,element2:-abp-(has/contains)`: Combines and subjects two elements to the same `:has`/`:has-text` criteria. Very bad idea to use in AdGuard, where `element1` is instead blocked in its entirety.
 
 ## uBlock Origin only:
 #### Hiding
@@ -105,7 +105,7 @@
 * `$1p` / `$first-party`: Same as `$~third-party`.
 * `$xhr`: Same as `$xmlhttprequest`.
 * `$doc`: Same as `$document`.
-* `$all`: Officially combines all other non-party `$` values. In practice it combines the use of no `$` values at all + `$popup` + `$document`.
+* `$all`: De facto combines all other `$` values. Officially combines the use of no `$` values at all + `$popup` + `$document` + `$inline-script` + `$inline-font`.
 * `$redirect-rule`: Similar to `$redirect`, but is only applied if it's already blocked by *another* entry or dynamic rule(set).
 * `@@||` + `$ghide`: Same as `@@||` + `$generichide`.
 * `@@` + `$cname`: Prevents another site from being strict-blocked if the domain shows up in its CNAME response. `$~cname`, and `$cname` for blocking, also exist, but are poorly documented. Only applies to Firefox and Tor Browser.