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Negating $redirect rules should work just like $replace, $csp and $cookie do.
Negating $redirect
This sort of rules work pretty much the same way it works with $csp and $replace modifiers.
$csp
$replace
Use @@ to negate $redirect:
@@
$redirect
@@||example.org^$redirect -- negates all $redirect rules for URLs that match ||example.org^.
@@||example.org^$redirect
||example.org^
@@||example.org^$redirect=redirectName -- negates the rule with $redirect=redirectName for any request matching ||example.org^.
@@||example.org^$redirect=redirectName
$redirect=redirectName
Once it's done, please file a new issue to tsurlfilter: https://github.com/AdguardTeam/tsurlfilter
Also, open a pull request to KB
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Negating $redirect rules should work just like $replace, $csp and $cookie do.
Negating $redirect
This sort of rules work pretty much the same way it works with
$csp
and$replace
modifiers.Use
@@
to negate$redirect
:@@||example.org^$redirect
-- negates all$redirect
rules for URLs that match||example.org^
.@@||example.org^$redirect=redirectName
-- negates the rule with$redirect=redirectName
for any request matching||example.org^
.Once it's done, please file a new issue to tsurlfilter: https://github.com/AdguardTeam/tsurlfilter
Also, open a pull request to KB
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: