🔀 Multiple Results Test

When a URL matches multiple rules, a selection page is displayed for the user to choose from.

Configuration Rule

# Multiple Results Test Configuration (Safe Version)
# Use safe exact match and prefix match formats
=search.local####https://www.google.com
=search.local####https://www.bing.com
=search.local####https://www.yahoo.com

# Or use safe prefix match format:
^search.localhost####https://www.google.com
^search.localhost####https://www.bing.com
^search.localhost####https://www.yahoo.com

⚠️ Important Safety Notice

Avoid risks from simple string matching:

• ❌ Wrong Example: search####https://www.google.com
• ⚠️ Problem: Will accidentally match any URL containing "search", such as:
  • https://research.com/search-results
  • https://example.com/searchengine/docs
  • https://site.com/advanced-search
• ✅ Correct Approach: Use exact match =search.local or prefix match ^search.localhost

💡 Rule Description

When the same URL pattern matches multiple different target URLs, the extension will display a selection page.

• Allows the user to choose the desired destination website.
• Suitable for scenarios where one keyword corresponds to multiple frequently used websites.
• Provides more flexible redirection options.
• Avoids the need to remember multiple different shortcuts.
• Safety First: Use exact matching to avoid accidental redirections.

How to Test

✅ Recommended Test Method:Create a bookmark pointing to http://search.local or http://search.localhost

Expected Result:A selection page is displayed with three options: Google, Bing, and Yahoo.

⚠️ Safety Reminder:Avoid using simple string matching to prevent accidental redirect triggers

💡 Tip:Direct input in address bar will be treated as search terms, recommend using bookmarks or programmatic calls