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URL override
If you want to extend the default URL functionality, you can add URL overrides. An override has at least:
- regex: the override will be applied to URLs that match the regular expression;
- command: the new URL that will replace the old one, usually should contain placeholders.
Example
HTTPS-ify
Add the following URL override to add a button that allows a user to open the same website replacing HTTP with HTTPS protocol.
| Field | Content |
|---|---|
| Regex | ^http://.* |
| Command | https://{url:rmvscm} |
when done correctly, all URLs that use HTTP will have a button to open the same website using the HTTPS protocol. Note that you should consider just replacing all URLs that use HTTP with their safer alternative when possible.
FileZilla FTP Client
Add a URL to the entry that we be overriden later:
ftp://{username}:{password}@example.com
this URL may already work if the FTP client correctly sets up URL protocol handlers. Otherwise, add the following URL override (Linux):
| Field | Content |
|---|---|
| Regex | ^ftp://.* |
| Command | cmd://filezilla {url} |
when done correctly, all matching URLs will have a button to execute the command, launching the FireZilla client.