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I used to have an extension per each domain then I've decided to publish regurlator https://chromewebstore.google.com/detail/regurlator/jfgfmidmfgfajfmhbfhbkidj
by WebReflection 9mo ago
I used to have an extension per each domain then I've decided to publish regurlator https://chromewebstore.google.com/detail/regurlator/jfgfmidmfgfajfmhbfhbkidjnhgdfinl https://chromewebstore.google.com/detail/regurlator/jfgfmidm... ... this case would be like `^https:\/\/(?:x|twitter)\.com\/(.+)?$` `https://xcancel.com/$1 https://xcancel.com/$1` so you have a single extension with as many rules as you like and you can download/share/restore rules with ease (it's just a JSON file).
- RockstarSprain 9mo agoWas just looking for a more general extension like this, thanks! Just a small nitpick / feature request: I try not to install extensions that require "Read and change all your data on all websites" permission, so may I ask you to change it to something less general, such as requiring access to specific websites once the corresponding new URL is added to a white list? I saw some Chrome extensions doing this as of late.
- layla5alive 9mo ago+1, but it's not a small nitpick, principle of least privilege should be applied here.