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Add the ability for users to add their own subdomains to tracker exclusion list #213

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Pentaphon opened this issue Jul 19, 2024 · 1 comment
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Pentaphon commented Jul 19, 2024

Enhancement of #51

Rather than just have a hardcoded, non-user-facing list of common subdomains to exclude, I'd like to see a user-configurable list where we can add our own keywords to filter out of the tracker list to make it more readable. This will make the filter more "future-proof" and work for everybody's use-case. Ideally, the list would have the existing common subdomains already there and users can add their own keywords to the exclusion list. A good place for this is the interface tab in settings.

@qu1ck qu1ck added the wishlist Low priority nice to have features label Jul 19, 2024
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qu1ck commented Oct 9, 2024

Added in v1.4.0

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