Hi @stoically
Domain Pattern in the Isolation -> Per Domain to accept comma separated multiple domains.Domain Pattern the comma separated list of excepted domains of the Domain Pattern. For example:
I would always like to open google.*, its subdomain and youtube.com in a new container (<- where trailing * means TLD, like goole.com, google.co.uk...)
But not when Target domain is accounts.google.com or accounts.youtube.com
So the config should say:
Domain Pattern = google.*, *.google.*, youtube.com, *.youtube.com
Domain Pattern Exception = accounts.google.com, accounts.youtube.com
Cheers
Sounds like a good suggestion, I think #397 would cover that pretty good as well. A workaround to get that behavior now would be a regexp pattern like this (these also work for exclusion patterns):
/https?://(.+\.)?google\.([^.]+|co\.uk)($|/.*)/
(the co.uk is needed for TLDs with dots in them, so everything without dots like .com is covered)
If I can help with regexp, let me know - could also hop into #tmp:mozilla.org :D
The regex is not a problem.
ATM I have /^https?:\/\/(?=(.+\.)?(google|youtube)\.([^.]+|co\.uk)\/)((?!accounts\.?(google|youtube)\.([^.]+|co\.uk)\/)).*$/.
But is not really good TLD solution... and Regex is complicated and eye hurting. 馃槈
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The regex is not a problem.
ATM I have
/^https?:\/\/(?=(.+\.)?(google|youtube)\.([^.]+|co\.uk)\/)((?!accounts\.?(google|youtube)\.([^.]+|co\.uk)\/)).*$/.But is not really good TLD solution... and Regex is complicated and eye hurting. 馃槈