Open idealius opened 7 months ago
BY DEFAULT ADD REGEXP TEST REPLACING *WORD WORD^ LIKE SYNTAXES ITS CONFUSING AND ANNOYING
REGEX WOULD BE BETTER
Project has been abandoned?? Using word boundaries
\bhell\b Can prevent shell from banning
Still ocassional false positive some "Shell" is being banner
Just downloaded the extension last night and I love it. There is a use case it doesn't work for me in, where one word is a part of another. Here is an example:
Say I want to ban the word "hell" This also bans the word "shell" The options and extenstion pop-up do not appear to work around this.
Looking at the code the trim() function seems to be limiting this functionality because it removes whitespace.
If you could add this functionality that would be appreciated. Some ways to do it might be to have the option to use quotes in the wordlist so a wordlist entry could be like " hell " >>> www.google.com
This would involve extra coding, but shouldn't be too difficult if you're familiar with parsing strings manually. A second request using this solution may be to enable special characters so I could filter out say "hell()" as well.
Another, less dynamic option (because it wouldn't be backward compatible) might be to change the syntax of the wordlist by removing trim() entirely so these examples are distinct:
hell >>> www.google.com versus hell>>>www.google.com