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Host regex condition
FelisCatus edited this page Jun 14, 2012
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Host regex conditions are used when host wildcard conditions are not powerful enough for matching the URLs. Though they can make full use of JavaScript regexes, they are slower.
This pattern mimics the localHostOrDomainIs
PAC function: ^test(.example.com)?$
Matching: test
, test.example.com
Not matching: test.example.test
, test2
, test2.example.com
host_regexp (slow, include localHostOrDomainIs)
Regexes create new Regexp(...)
when called, so they are sure to be slow.
Because regexes are too complex, the extension should not try to optimize them.
Regex conditions should not be used when wildcards are okay.