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erosman avatar erosman commented on May 13, 2024 4

What about a simple Include/Exclude?!

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ericjung avatar ericjung commented on May 13, 2024 3

yes, include/exclude seems the simplest.

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dmrzzz avatar dmrzzz commented on May 13, 2024 1
  1. Thanks for taking this seriously!
  2. From a user experience perspective, every single one of @murb's functional naming suggestions above is much clearer than green/red. Two more possible options (just in case they happen to resonate more): "match patterns" and "exclude patterns".
  3. The blog post claims that FoxyProxy does not use "whitelist", but that's not accurate; the phrase "Add whitelist pattern to match all URLs" appears in at least two places in the UI (the screenshot shown in the blog entry, and also when configuring a new proxy)
  4. Thanks for FoxyProxy in general, it's a fantastic add-on.

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ericjung avatar ericjung commented on May 13, 2024

Happy Juneteenth. Please read response here.

TL;DR pull requests encouraged if you want this done faster. We will likely use green and red patterns to replace white and black in keeping with the colors analogy.

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murb avatar murb commented on May 13, 2024

Thanks for your response, good blog post! While red and green seem fine to me, dropping color-coding altogether as it still adds another level of abstraction; you still have to explain it... "green patterns" are patterns that will be fed into the proxy, whereas "red patterns" will bypass the proxy... why not state "proxy patterns" and "bypass patterns" (or "exception patterns")?

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xurizaemon avatar xurizaemon commented on May 13, 2024

Agree with @murb analysis above that reducing abstraction is clearer.

"proxy" / "bypass" (or perhaps "proxy" / "direct"? per proxy.pac usage) seem clearer than "red" / "green", considering the common "red means stop" understanding, rather than bypass/direct.

In a UI that presents regex functionality, I don't think we need to abstract around concepts like proxy/direct with colours :)

As above, thanks for FoxyProxy!

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eean avatar eean commented on May 13, 2024

folks are ignoring that you can have more than one proxy so really all patterns are proxy patterns. I see why folks are bouncing off of red/green since stoplights don't filter, so it's an imperfect analogy. But it seems like a fine analogy to use.

though an actual filter analogy might be better, like catch patterns and release patterns (analogy to fishing) ?

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erosman avatar erosman commented on May 13, 2024

Done for FoxyProxy v8.0 (once released).

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