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Google Chrome 130.0.6723.70, uBO 1.60.0 Firefox 132, uBO 1.60.1rc0 Why I see an error in Firefox?
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gorhill
Oct 27, 2024
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Can you paste the filter which is erroring here? Transcribing from the screenshot is kind of tedious. |
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The parser for regex-based domain doesn't expect
/
characters inside the regex, as these never appear in a hostname. From your screenshot, it appears what you want is really (edited to remove pointless leading.*
):I do see the same error in Chromium:
I see no error in 1.60.0 because the parser for network filter option was re-worked to better detect option boundaries. It 1.60.1+ it ends up extracting
/\/
as the regex, which is an invalid regex.