Change the logic of title/url matcher ?

[dnknn]

url-RegExp-Applied to	^https://github.com/[^/]+/[^/]+/issues/.+
title	@1
title matcher	(.+)· Issue.+

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• https://github.com/imageslr/chrome-tab-modifier/issues/3 👆 Conforms to expected behavior, No problem, right?

• https://github.com/imageslr/chrome-tab-modifier/issues/new 👆 At this time, will be displayed as document.title == '@1'

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Expected behavior: change the logic of title/url matcher ?

Yes, we can modify url-RegExp-Applied or title/url matcher to again to fixed, But if the default is the following logical behavior, it will be more in line with expectations/normal/smart! 👇

Expected logic behavior:

When the title/url matcher RegExp is not equal to original document.title, the original title is retained instead of displaying such as @1...

in other words, when 👇 , only when it matches, the title will be changed.

in other words, when 👆 the title/url matcher does not match the original title, the title will = {title}(original title)

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Of course, this problem is not very big, if you think it is not good, you can close it at any time! ^_^

[dnknn]

🐞1: Still the above rules, I also found a bug now: If use the browser translation function, it will also become @1 at this time, It seems that there is no good solution haha,

[dnknn]

🐞2: Not compatible with SingleFile extension.

You should know this extension: SingleFile (🐈Repository), right?

SingleFile is used to save web pages (very powerful),

• Now we hope that SingleFile can modify the title 👇 by the way before saving .

• SingleFile's own UI does not provide this function, but SingleFile provides a script communication interface, so you can use the following script to achieve this function 👇

Click to view script code and screenshots

> The following is from the author of SingleFile > > I think this could be "easily" implemented with a userscript interacting with SingleFile (see [gildas-lormeau/SingleFile/wiki/How-to-execute-a-user-script-before-a-page-is-saved](https://github.com/gildas-lormeau/SingleFile/wiki/How-to-execute-a-user-script-before-a-page-is-saved)). > > Here is below the procedure to follow in 10 simple steps: > > 1. Export your settings from the options page of SingleFile by clicking on "Export" > >  > > 1. Edit the downloaded file in a text editor and replace `"userScriptEnabled": false` with `"userScriptEnabled": true` > >  > >  > > 1. Save the file and import it by clicking on "Import" in the options page of SingleFile > >  > > 1. Choose and install an extension like Greasemonkey, Violentmonkey etc.. Greasemonkey is available here on Firefox: [addons.mozilla.org/fr/firefox/addon/greasemonkey](https://addons.mozilla.org/fr/firefox/addon/greasemonkey) > 2. Install the extension > >  > > 1. Click on the button of the extension > >  > > 1. Select "New user script..." > >  > > 1. This opens a new tab. Remove the existing content of the script > >  > > 1. Replace it with the script below > > ``` > // ==UserScript== > // @name [SingleFile] Display prompt to enter the title > // @version 1 > // @grant none > // ==/UserScript== > > { > > let title; > > dispatchEvent(new CustomEvent("single-file-user-script-init")); > > addEventListener("single-file-on-before-capture-request", async event => { > title = document.title; > const newTitle = prompt("Enter a title", title); > if (newTitle != null) { > document.title = newTitle; > } > }); > > addEventListener("single-file-on-after-capture-request", () => { > if (title != null) { > document.title = title; > } > }); > > } > ``` > >  > >  > > 1. Press Ctrl-S to save the changes and close the tab. > > Et voilà ! From now on, when you will save a page with SingleFile, a prompt should ask you to edit the title of the page. > > 

---- - Now, here comes the problem/Bug 👇 

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