Transform rules for Samsung Browser compatibility
@ameshkov commented on Mon Aug 21 2017
The problem is that Samsung cannot handle ^ symbol when it means the end of URL:
For instance:
||google-analytics.com/analytics.js^ won't match https://google-analytics.com/analytics.js
To fix this issue we should add a duplicate rule with | instead of ^ for every rule matching this regexp:
^(@@)?\|\|.+?/.+?\^(\$.*)?$
For instance, this rule:
`||google-analytics.com/analytics.js^$third-party`
Should be replaced with two:
`||google-analytics.com/analytics.js^$third-party`
`||google-analytics.com/analytics.js|$third-party`
It should be done for Content Blocker filters only
@Mizzick commented on Wed Oct 18 2017
It should be done for Content Blocker filters only
But what is Content FIlter? How to define it?
@ameshkov commented on Sun Oct 22 2017
But what is Content FIlter? How to define it?
I mean rules for iOS, Safari, and for Android Content Blocker