Open johnaweiss opened 3 weeks ago
Will the API support this feature?
* [x] I don't know what this means
New features require the webextension API, which is similar for all browsers (with some variations) to support the request for such a new feature. Sometimes people ask for features that go beyond the API, and most of them become impossible, so it is requested that before requesting a new feature, understand this. Exactly as explained in the instruction:
I confirm that the suggested feature requested is within the possibilities of what the Chrome extensions API allows (https://developer.chrome.com/docs/extensions/reference/).
Regarding specific URL behaviors, I'm working on it, according to the task list:
Thanks
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On Fri, Jun 21, 2024, 10:38 AM Guilherme Nascimento < @.***> wrote:
Will the API support this feature?
- [x] I don't know what this means
New features require the webextension API, which is similar for all browsers (with some variations) to support the request for such a new feature. Sometimes people ask for features that go beyond the API, and most of them become impossible, so it is requested that before requesting a new feature, understand this. Exactly as explained in the instruction:
I confirm that the suggested feature requested is within the possibilities of what the Chrome extensions API allows ( https://developer.chrome.com/docs/extensions/reference/).
Regarding specific URL behaviors, I'm working on it, according to the task list:
Thanks
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Note that for now you can enable the option HASH:
If disabled (default) it's ignore hash in URLs, then this http://foo/bar#baz
will be equivalent to this http://foo/bar
, If enabled, http://foo/bar#baz
will be different from http://foo/bar
and therefore will not consider it a duplicate, and will not close the tab
Does it depend on a specific browser?
No response
Related to a problem?
You have option to disable all dupe-prevention per domain. But you don't offer ability to ignore Hash per domain. With most sites, i need to treat some urls with different hash as a dupe. But on a couple of sites, i need to treat same url with different hash as a not a dupe.
Describe the solution you'd like
Ability to enable hash per domain (or per base url).
Describe alternatives you've considered
No response
Additional context
This affects Azure cloud, in which all pages are just a different hash.
Will the API support this feature?