+## Automatically start playing `<video>` elements.
+## Type: Bool
+# c.content.autoplay = True
+
+## List of URLs to ABP-style adblocking rulesets. Only used when Brave's
+## ABP-style adblocker is used (see `content.blocking.method`). You can
+## find an overview of available lists here:
+## https://adblockplus.org/en/subscriptions - note that the special
+## `subscribe.adblockplus.org` links aren't handled by qutebrowser, you
+## will instead need to find the link to the raw `.txt` file (e.g. by
+## extracting it from the `location` parameter of the subscribe URL and
+## URL-decoding it).
+## Type: List of Url
+# c.content.blocking.adblock.lists = ['https://easylist.to/easylist/easylist.txt', 'https://easylist.to/easylist/easyprivacy.txt']
+
+## Enable the ad/host blocker
+## Type: Bool
+# c.content.blocking.enabled = True
+
+## Block subdomains of blocked hosts. Note: If only a single subdomain is
+## blocked but should be allowed, consider using
+## `content.blocking.whitelist` instead.
+## Type: Bool
+# c.content.blocking.hosts.block_subdomains = True
+
+## List of URLs to host blocklists for the host blocker. Only used when
+## the simple host-blocker is used (see `content.blocking.method`). The
+## file can be in one of the following formats: - An `/etc/hosts`-like
+## file - One host per line - A zip-file of any of the above, with either
+## only one file, or a file named `hosts` (with any extension). It's
+## also possible to add a local file or directory via a `file://` URL. In
+## case of a directory, all files in the directory are read as adblock
+## lists. The file `~/.config/qutebrowser/blocked-hosts` is always read
+## if it exists.
+## Type: List of Url
+# c.content.blocking.hosts.lists = ['https://raw.githubusercontent.com/StevenBlack/hosts/master/hosts']
+
+## Which method of blocking ads should be used. Support for Adblock Plus
+## (ABP) syntax blocklists using Brave's Rust library requires the
+## `adblock` Python package to be installed, which is an optional
+## dependency of qutebrowser. It is required when either `adblock` or
+## `both` are selected.
+## Type: String
+## Valid values:
+## - auto: Use Brave's ABP-style adblocker if available, host blocking otherwise
+## - adblock: Use Brave's ABP-style adblocker
+## - hosts: Use hosts blocking
+## - both: Use both hosts blocking and Brave's ABP-style adblocker
+# c.content.blocking.method = 'auto'
+
+## A list of patterns that should always be loaded, despite being blocked
+## by the ad-/host-blocker. Local domains are always exempt from
+## adblocking. Note this whitelists otherwise blocked requests, not
+## first-party URLs. As an example, if `example.org` loads an ad from
+## `ads.example.org`, the whitelist entry could be
+## `https://ads.example.org/*`. If you want to disable the adblocker on a
+## given page, use the `content.blocking.enabled` setting with a URL
+## pattern instead.
+## Type: List of UrlPattern
+# c.content.blocking.whitelist = []
+
+## Enable support for the HTML 5 web application cache feature. An
+## application cache acts like an HTTP cache in some sense. For documents
+## that use the application cache via JavaScript, the loader engine will
+## first ask the application cache for the contents, before hitting the
+## network.