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I don't really understand why the filter syntax works the way it does, it's especially weird for cloaking purposes. [a-z0-9]*.example.com doesn't match every possible character in a subdomain. Usually when you do *.example.com, example.com isn't matched, you can't exclude =example.com from a cloak, while still wildcarding the subdomains.

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[a-z0-9\-_]*.example.com

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[a-z0-9\-_]*.example.com

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Can [a-z0-9\-_]*.example.com be added to the documentation? Or some regex shorthand like [^.]*.example.com? Matchers don't work like regex, so it's not exactly clear which extents of it's char class are compliant.

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It had been updated:

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