Francis McKenzie

@krisnrg It should work for your use case, except for the port. I haven't added any support for having a "wildcard" port. Would you want that? Maybe you can try...

@dannycolin Thanks a lot for your feedback 👍 Regarding your suggestion no. 2, see video below. Is this better? https://user-images.githubusercontent.com/439593/168251279-e1bfdecb-e63d-41c4-8723-dc7836a0acec.mov

@bruvv In the current implementation of this pull request, ```*.google.com``` will match both ```www.google.com``` and ```google.com``` (i.e. without any leading dot or subdomain). It will not match ```www.notgoogle.com``` or ```notgoogle.com```...

@bruvv Yes I take your point about adding the leading dot. Yes the behaviour is that ```*.google.co.uk``` will also match ```google.co.uk```, but not ```thisisgoogle.co.uk``` or ```thisisnotgoogle.co.uk```.

> And perhaps make it not red that suggest something bad is happening @bruvv The red colour was used so that it stands out clearly, in case people click the...

See below a screencast showing the following changes: 1. extra dot after star icon 2. star icon background colour matches container icon colour (I've edited the video to remove the...

@bruvv Great! If there is general consensus on the above design, I'll update the PR to include these UI changes.

@dannycolin Thanks a lot! Yes I already rebased this PR a few hours ago to incorporate the recently-merged changes to the ```main``` branch. Your design changes to MAC look great,...

@BPower0036 You should only need to add `media.gab.com` and then click the `media` part to change it to a wildcard. That should then automatically also handle `gab.com` without having to...

I was seeing the same error, so I upgraded to `node v14.12.0` and now it works. BTW `gulp-terser` is great, thanks a lot 👍