THANKS for this extension! I use to avoid the "new" Reddit and its click traps - I much prefer the old.reddit site.
The extension works, but it's a little difficult to use - which is all right: given the power it gives us, it's only normal we have to learn a bit about wildcards or regexps.
BUT I have a request: a link to the HELP page in the ADD REDIRECT page. It's unconvenient to have to close the editing tab just to look at help for syntax etc. Just my 2 cents.

Great for redirecting YouTube shorts to regular videos. I use the following:

Redirect: https://www.youtube.com/shorts/*

To: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=$1

Advanced: Main window (address bar), IFrames, Objects (e.g. Flash content, Java applets), XMLHttpRequests (Ajax), HistoryState

Works exactly for what I needed it for. Thank you for creating this!!

Super easy to use and does what it says really well.

I am testing changes between our development environment and production and kept having to remember to change the domain when copying a URL so I could see it on dev. This does it for me, which is sooo convenient. (Especially for hard-coded links that take me back to production)

It is perfect, fun, and effective. It takes a bit of logic to use, though.

Great to redirect Twitter to Nitter, Reddit to LibReddit, Youtube to YoutubeLocal, etc.

Thought it wasn't working but I just had to go to Advanced Settings and activate those, finally can make website links actually take me where I want to go, TYVM

Creating a new redirect was initially a bit confusing, but by looking at the example redirect, I was able to figure it out. Overall, very useful add-on.

thank you , this is awesome. took a little work to get a working redirect, but the help-link was useful.
Required a restart to work.

Defaults to "wildcard". In order to use regex, change pattern type to "regular expression".