Ignore URL parameters (?query and #anchors) in URL matching mode

[waldyrious]

I want to prevent search results (e.g. www.google.com/search?q=foobar) to appear in my history, but none of the available options seem to work for me:

• if I add www.google.com in subdomain matching mode, that also blocks other Google services, like Google Maps (www.google.com/maps), which I don't want;
• If I add https://www.google.com/search in URL matching mode, no pages are blocked because the actual URL of search pages contains the query string (?q=foobar&...).

I can see a few possible solutions for this:

• Change the URL matching mode to match the full URL but ignoring any query string parameters and anchors/fragment identifiers (#foobar), as suggested in the title of this issue;
• Add a separate matching mode that behaves like this (maybe call it "base URL" or something?);
• Support wildcards in the blacklist entries, so I could write something like www.google.com/search/* and it would match the search results URLs.

I don't have any preference for one of the solutions above; I'd be happy with any feature that would support the desired usage pattern I describe above.