So, I'm finding examples now (like from Google) where a page is sitting open (e.g. a google page) and goes and tries to reload itself through some weird link (e.g. to notifications.google.com/…). Clean Links ends up just stopping the redirect but the page still reloads for no reason.
I imagine there's other possible cases where JavaScript redirects when I don't even click anything.
I want Clean Links not to just clean the link but refuse to go ahead with it. Like, instead of just default or whitelist, I want to pick that link and say to just throw it away. Do nothing with it, don't let it go ahead as is or cleaned, just stop it entirely and leave me sitting where I already am.
I met some looping pages, too. I think is not easily possible to change this behaviour, as the browser should become aware that the page has been loaded completely.
Can you provide an example?
So, I'm finding examples now (like from Google) where a page is sitting open (e.g. a google page) and goes and tries to reload itself through some weird link (e.g. to notifications.google.com/…). Clean Links ends up just stopping the redirect but the page still reloads for no reason.
I imagine there's other possible cases where JavaScript redirects when I don't even click anything.
I want Clean Links not to just clean the link but refuse to go ahead with it. Like, instead of just default or whitelist, I want to pick that link and say to just throw it away. Do nothing with it, don't let it go ahead as is or cleaned, just stop it entirely and leave me sitting where I already am.