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URL patterns are very handy in Fluid app (a Site-specific Browser for OS X) to support scripts/styles for certain specified URLs, for example: Userstyles/Userscripts Window in Fluid app

As stated on the official website:

In the "Pattern" table below, you should add a pattern for any URL which you want to your Fluid App to visit. Star ("*") is a special character in this table. Star means "match anything here", and is a powerful way to easily include or exclude very large groups of URL patterns.

  1. Can we use other characters such as "?" other than "*" to match the URLs?
  2. Can regular expression be used instead?
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Probably not, or they would have said so. Should be dirt simple for you to test if you are already running Fluid (hint, hint). –  Brock Adams Mar 30 '13 at 8:31
I tried with nothing happening. Ask so because I am not sure whether I get the wrong RegExp or the app can't support it. –  Zhipei Mar 30 '13 at 12:14
Try with *google.com*, then *go?gle.com*, then *g[og]+le.com*. The first gives desired/baseline behavior, the second two answer your question. –  Brock Adams Mar 30 '13 at 12:36

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Developer of Fluid here. No, this is not available as of Fluid 1.6.1 (the currently available version).

However, I have already developed this feature and it will definitely be included in the next release out soonish. :)

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Glad to know that. Would you please also add a Fluid App tag here? I don't have the privilege. –  Zhipei Apr 7 '13 at 7:05
Oh, hey Todd, I saw in a fairly recent Fluid update, in the release notes, something about the ability to exclude URLs. Do I simply put a - in front of the URL? –  Hannah Ellis Nov 25 '13 at 20:48

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