Block www using *, Add context menu to block entire website #75
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- can block only www paths - www blocked by default (for convenience) - adding /* to paths, if there is no / (for convenience) - escaping regex-like characters in paths (. and +)
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Fixes a problem when the following rule:
would NOT block:
because it contains
www.More improvements:
wwwpaths (meaning no-wwwpaths will remain unblocked)wwwblocked by default (for convenience)/*to paths automatically, if there is no/(for convenience).and+) in blocked paths, so they don't conflict with?and*Improved Context menu (right-click on any website), which now has a new option to block entire website. The options now are: