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Add exclusion by domain or in global expections #353
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It is possible to implement. I may try to add if gets time |
Any progress on this feature? |
sorry, i am unable to any contribution due to my project and other situation @kallookoo can you tell what kind of exclusion you want? like domain name and regex domain name |
I think a field in the options page to exclude a domain from filtering would be sufficient and to support subdomains you could use regex. I consider it to be the simplest way to maintain and easy to configure for all who use the extension. So first you would check that the (sub)domain is not defined and then filter the url. What we usually call a whilelist. |
@kallookoo @tsilvs so i did it |
Hello,
I really like this extension, but not being able to control the exceptions is a problem because depending on the type of user, you might want to exclude a domain or a rule for development reasons, government websites, etc ... instead of having to disable the extension.
An example could be my case when I visit a government website in Spain that uses "GA_*" parameters that are not related to Google, causing it to not be able to log in.
Obviously it could create an issue, but if we think in global terms the size of the json will end up having a bigger size to satisfy all the demands.
So I was wondering if you could consider including custom exceptions.
I attach also the log, so you can see my problem in question.
Thanks
ClearURLsLogExport.json
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