I mean, I have a link, like vk.com/away.php?to=<target_link> (top 3 russian web site, probably should be added by default).
was trying adding |\?to= , adding base URL, but nothing works. Would be great to have some examples (as I get it it splits string by matched separator and then returns the second one, but it doesnt work or I am doing wrong).
If you want any link containing that in the url to be ignored, adding "away\.php\?to=|" at the beginning of the "Skip Links..." option should work. However, you may find more suitable whitelisting the vk.com domain (Adding it to the "Skip Domains" option)
It's been quite a while since I last posted, It's me MC Fat Tongue, I've had to set-up a new account here because I have made a lot of changes to my email addresses and forgot to make a note of the address for the previous account. My user name is the same its just got _ instead of spaces now.
The reason for this post is to ask you if you would consider implementing a save settings function for Clean Links. I had to set up a new Firefox profile recently and so had to reinstall all my ad-ons, which meant having to manually input my additions for "Skip links matching with:" and "Skip domains:".
It's not a big deal it's just more of a convenience thing.
Hi Mc, sorry to hear about that. Well, i think rather than asking to every addon developer to create an import/export feature it could be a good idea if you start creating backups for your Firefox profile(s), or at least of the prefs.js file, which contains all add-on and browser preferences. Googling for "Firefox backup prefs.js" or something like that should give you further info on the matter.
Do you still have your old profile around? If so, you can open the prefs.js file in some text editor and locate the CleanLinks preferences, copy them to the clipboard and paste it on the prefs.js file of the new profile. (Do that while Fireox isn't running and replace any existing prefs on the new profile's prefs.js file)
I find it strange that wildcard is not possible in link exclusion. Also when I input zzz.com, it should apply to a.zzz.com and b.zzz.com too. Otherwise it is a great addon. Sorry for my bad English.
Domains are treated as-is from the "Skip Domains..." option for a faster processing, as a quick workaround you can use "//(?:[^/]+\.)?zzz\.com|" on the "Skip Links..." option.
I have just downloaded Clean Links 2.5.0, and it seems to work well, I like the new white-listing feature.
Would it be possible for a future update to have two extra either/or tick boxes in the right click white-list menu, to allow you to white-list each item as either, full domain or just the particular link.
White-listing just the full domain is over kill in some situations, when sometimes it's just the link that is needed.
I have a slight problem with bookmarklets, hence the javascript they use, when handled with your excellent Clean Links 2.5.1 (CL)
For instance following script sends the page I call the bookmarklet from to Unmaskparasites.com : javascript: url = 'http://www.UnmaskParasites.com/security-report/?page='+encodeURIComponent(location.href); void(window.open(url));
@ MC_Fat_Tongue: For backing up extension prefs, another way it the extension OPIE. It quickly backs up all your extension prefs and can be used to restore them.
@ Anyone: Is there some kind of "Clean Links for Dummies" manual somewhere? I didn't see anything like a help or wiki button after installing it. I didn't see anything at the AMO page (that acronym threw me at first when I saw it above), nor at the github site. Is it supposed to do anything useful if I just install it and forget about it or does it require more active understanding and use?
I even tried the long shot: me@ubuntu:~$ clean-links --help No command 'clean-links' found, did you mean: Command 'cleanlinks' from package 'xutils-dev' (main) clean-links: command not found me@ubuntu:~$ cleanlinks --help The program 'cleanlinks' is currently not installed. You can install it by typing: sudo apt-get install xutils-dev me@ubuntu:~$
Thanks for reading. I hope Australis didn't cause y'all too many problems. It's taken me days to get Firefox retweaked and I'm not quite there yet.
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