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I am not entirely sure that $to can be implemented in Safari content blockers though, if-domain may only be applied to the main document domain, needs to be tested.
UPD: quick test shows that if-domain won't work indeed. Anyways, let's keep this issue open, maybe you can come up with an alternative solution.
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Merge in ADGUARD-IOS/safari-converter from performance to master
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$to
is a modifier that's applied to the request URL's domain name:https://adguard.com/kb/general/ad-filtering/create-own-filters/#to-modifier
$from
is just an alias for$domain
I am not entirely sure that
$to
can be implemented in Safari content blockers though,if-domain
may only be applied to the main document domain, needs to be tested.UPD: quick test shows that
if-domain
won't work indeed. Anyways, let's keep this issue open, maybe you can come up with an alternative solution.The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: