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Add regexp support for $domain modifier #41
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enhancement
New feature or request
Priority: P4
Resolution: Fixed
Status: Resolved
Version: AdGuard v4.4
Version: tsurlfilter v2.3
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But let's wait until the CL guys come up with a proper syntax spec. |
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Labels
enhancement
New feature or request
Priority: P4
Resolution: Fixed
Status: Resolved
Version: AdGuard v4.4
Version: tsurlfilter v2.3
@slavaleleka
commented on Thu Nov 11 2021now there is no chance to create single cosmetic rule for hiding the same element on such domains:
example1.com, example2.com, example3.org
it would be nice if $domain modifier supports regular expressions, just like $path does
something like this:
[$domain=/example[0-9]\.(com|org)/]##.ad
@ameshkov
commented on Fri Nov 12 2021Why limit just to the cosmetic rules? If we do it here, we should extend it to basic rules as well.
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