Closed alpipego closed 11 months ago
Thank you for raising this issue, I will investigate 🙏
Could you also let me know how you copied the urls? (A number of ways to do it, app, browser, link from a thumbnail etc) a video would be helpful 🙏
I tested it with instagram and it worked, did you include "www." for the custom instagram rule? The instagram app uses www. Here is a screenshot of what works.
I tested it with 17.2.1.
Could you let me know if that works for you?
I tested it with instagram and it worked, did you include "www." for the custom instagram rule? The instagram app uses www.
Understood. I thought it would use the shortest possible match, i.e., instagram.com
would match the http
and https
versions and all subdomains and www.instagram.com
was only matching the www
subdomain, etc.
Could you also let me know how you copied the urls?
I use the Copy (Without Tracking)
action.
While adding the www
to Instagram worked (I still think I would appreciate it if this was part of the built-in IG recipe), there is still an issue with YouTube, however.
https://github.com/CleanShare/Issues/assets/2003667/b2a1971c-f54a-40e8-813b-1c6d5c2b5396
Thank you for the update ❤️ I'll add that feature in regarding ignoring the www part, great suggestion. I'll investigate the YouTube app issue, the video helps a lot, thank you so much.
Before I add the ignoring of www, could you see any cases where a user would want to differentiate between www and without, and this change would disadvantage them? I don't think so but don't want to negatively impact any existing users if they do rely on it.
I have submitted a build to the App Store for review which contains the following:
The Youtube issue was because Youtube provides its URL to extensions as UTType.plainText
instead of UTType.url
like other app do 🤷
Before I add the ignoring of www, could you see any cases where a user would want to differentiate between www and without, and this change would disadvantage them? I don't think so but don't want to negatively impact any existing users if they do rely on it.
I thought about this as well, and I don't think so. Maybe other subdomains on the host, but usually not the www and non-www versions.
I have submitted a build to the App Store
Thank you. I'll keep my eyes peeled for an update on my phone.
I thought about this as well, and I don't think so. Maybe other subdomains on the host, but usually not the www and non-www versions.
Good points, will continue with ignoring it then 👍
@alpipego before I release to the public, would you be able to test the TestFlight beta for me to check it's working how you're expecting? Here's a link to see it: https://testflight.apple.com/join/sId4iFsN
Yes, great. I can confirm all three things work as expected. The description on the trigger field is also better than before. 🙏
Thanks @alpipego, I've released 1.0.6 to the app store, will close the ticket. If there's a chance you'd consider revisiting your review, it would be highly appreciated 🙏
Summary
it neither works with the built-in rules, nor any custom rules.
Steps to Reproduce
I tried to copy the URL both from Instagram and YouTube and the share ids were still there.
Expected Behavior
I expected the URL parameters to be removed.
Observed Behaviour They were not removed in the copied URL
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