Adds a new option, "Match current container name". If enabled, the current container name is added as a prefix to match against, in angle brackets. This allows rules to control whether they apply based on the current container as well as the destination url.
Addresses:
154, #53: Change the rule to have <> prefix and it will only apply if not already in a container
24: Have a rule like @<(?!personal).*>mail\.google\.com , Work and it will switch to the Work container for mail.google.com unless the current container is already Personal.
142, Have a rule like @<google>(?!.+\.google\.com).* , No Container will allow only google.com urls in the google container
Adds a new option, "Match current container name". If enabled, the current container name is added as a prefix to match against, in angle brackets. This allows rules to control whether they apply based on the current container as well as the destination url.
Addresses:
154, #53: Change the rule to have
<>
prefix and it will only apply if not already in a container24: Have a rule like
@<(?!personal).*>mail\.google\.com , Work
and it will switch to the Work container for mail.google.com unless the current container is already Personal.142, Have a rule like
@<google>(?!.+\.google\.com).* , No Container
will allow only google.com urls in the google container