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JS rules with specific domains specified still trigger on other domains if there is an iframe with that domain present. For example, for a rule like youtube.com#%#console.log('rule run'), visiting a Google page with a YouTube video (coz of iframe) will still invoke this rule. Similarly, for rules like *#%#, if the extension is disabled for a particular domain but there are iframes present on it, the rule still gets triggered
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JS rules with specific domains specified still trigger on other domains if there is an iframe with that domain present. For example, for a rule like youtube.com#%#console.log('rule run'), visiting a Google page with a YouTube video (coz of iframe) will still invoke this rule. Similarly, for rules like *#%#, if the extension is disabled for a particular domain but there are iframes present on it, the rule still gets triggered
Example 1:
Example 2:
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: