whitelist wildcard not working when url contains # as wildcard

[ghost]

uBlock doesn't whitelist when the url contains # as wildcard, after wildcard works.
My actual case is with a youtube video with time stamp and the whitelist channel script which adds the user name at the end of the link for whitelisting.

my case:
whitelist "youtube.com/*&user=example"
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=VIDEOID&user=example ------------- inactive
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=VIDEOID#t=100&user=example ---- active! - expected: inactive

test case:
whitelist "example.org/*/page"
http://example.org --------------- active
http://example.org/1/page ----- inactive
http://example.org/1/page# --- inactive
http://example.org/#/page ----- active! - expected: inactive
http://example.org/#/1/page --- active! - expected: inactive

[gorhill]

Yes, the fragment part is removed before testing a match. I didn't expect users wanting to activate/de-activate uBlock depending on the value of the fragment identifier.

I see the greasyfork script adds the &user=[...] at the end, regardless of whether it's adding it to the fragment identifier.

[my-password-is-password]

Oh, so the '#' wasn't the comment character? I've been using it to comment since it turns red for '!'.

[gorhill]

It is the comment character, if it is the first character.

[gorhill]

@anon23462 You say "http://example.org/1/#page --- inactive". Are you sure? I can't reproduce that case, and if you look at it, this is expected, as there is no / before page.

[ghost]

Oh, yeah sorry. That one should've been "http://example.org/1/page#" as a case where the whitelisting works since the # is in the url part after the wildcard.