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Auto-run domain list / Launching unexpectedly #21

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reaves opened this issue Nov 22, 2016 · 7 comments
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Auto-run domain list / Launching unexpectedly #21

reaves opened this issue Nov 22, 2016 · 7 comments

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@reaves
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reaves commented Nov 22, 2016

Hello,

I'm using the auto-run domain list for articles websites (www.euractiv.com ; www.lemonde.fr ; www.project-syndicate.org) however as it's currently implemented it's launching unexpectdly also in url containing this character as in the rss aggregator feedly (http://feedly.com/i/subscription/feed/http://www.lemonde.fr/)

I was previously using the extension permanent readability and it was possible to fine tune more precisely the url targeted (only specific domains, not the main page ...) as you can see on the sceenshot below.

capture - permanent readability

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@ZachSaucier
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This is a good idea. I'll spend some time today looking into this, trying to find a way to give more control while retaining ease of use.

@ZachSaucier
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ZachSaucier commented Nov 22, 2016

This should be allowed as of 1.0.13 using regex. See this post for more detail

@reaves
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reaves commented Nov 22, 2016

Thanks it's working perfectly now ;)

@vikramram
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How would I add all sites to the auto-enabling feature please? I tried a lot of options in vain...
^?=^...*
^*$

@ZachSaucier
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@vikramram If you want it to match literally every URL, you can use .* but to me that's very annoying 😛

@vikramram
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I am trying to auto-enable for ALL sites but a few like news.google.com, .google., but I am unable to do it.
My list should look like follows:
.*
!site1
!site2

Also, just adding .* to enable for all sites actually blanks out all sites after loading for some reason, so I just added a few lines of gibberish before and after .* line to make it work.
Thank you for the extension - it works great and I feel I have control back again.
Much appreciated.

@ZachSaucier
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I think you'd have to build the !s into the .* query, meaning you have to use something like this.

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