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redirect-rule doesn't work when blank pattern (asterisk) is omitted #977
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Ugh, looks like missed this in the documentation. It were mentioned for normal redirect instead of redirect-rule. Not sure why is it like this, though. Why is it not optional? |
By-design. You need to add |
Just the way the feature evolved over time. I can internally map the empty pattern to |
Related issue: - uBlockOrigin/uBlock-issues#977 No pattern will imply `*` for the redirect destination part of the rule.
Please add this fact to the documentation. This GitHub page is the only place where this fact is written down. |
@szakib That's no longer necessary - gorhill/uBlock@cb5437b |
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Description
According to logger blocked URLs are not redirected in case redirect rule with blank pattern is present, but starts with
$
instead of*$
. Normal blocking rules with omitted blank pattern work fine since asterisk is optional in such case. Not for redirect rules, though.A specific URL where the issue occurs
https://www.reddit.com/
Steps to Reproduce
$script,redirect-rule=noopjs,domain=reddit.com
$script,domain=reddit.com
*$script,redirect-rule=noopjs,domain=reddit.com
Note extra asterisk at start.
Expected behavior:
In both cases all blocked scripts redirected to noop.js and that is visible in the log.
Actual behavior:
Only in second case (step 5) blocked scripts are redirected to noop.js and appear in the log.
Your environment
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