Closed MysteryIII closed 4 years ago
Hi,
My quick test show me two things:
So, even if the count is zero, the page seems to update internally the contents by storing the e-mail as part of the page. Preventing this processing is not really possible. So your approach is the right one: add an entry in the black list.
FYI, it is not required to include all the domain as black list. You can specify only this page by specifying the following regular expression: www.paypal.com/[^/]/signin
Thanks a lot. Added this exception.
There seems to be an issue with the Paypal login page. As long as Linkificator is active, I can't log in, even though it shows that no links are processed. Once I blacklist paypal, I can log in without any problems.