It works fine. However, it doesn't work when I click some links like on a username who blocked me.

A great solution for, for example, customizing the display of a default sort order for comments on Reddit other than "Best". Unfortunately, setting up the rules requires knowledge of regular expressions, which is not something every housewife can do. I would suggest using something like the method used by the "Add custom search engine" extension by Tom Schuster as an accessible alternative.

Excellent.

Although, the example doesn't work (needs https). I submitted an issue on GitHub.

Great addon! Wish it was more easier to use though! Used it to redirect reddit user profiles to gilded version on new.reddit.com since original reddit caused too many redirects! I had to look up the guide for the addon and "Redirect using query string parameter and wildcards" helped me!

This works very well, but you DO have to look for how to use regular expressions without direct links to instructions.
The author/maintainer seems to have passed away sometime between 12/2021 and 9/2022, so unless/until someone else takes over, I'd say no more updates.

Dark theme makes redirect statuses confusing. Brain expects that brightened sections are enabled and darkened are disabled, in actuality it's text colors that show that.

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.

Заменяет url только в адресной стране, если будет встречаться в коде страницы, замены не будет!

bug:
"Enable notification" setting is not remembered when I restart Firefox.

I tried every possible regex combination. No redirects. Firefox Quantum. Restarted firefox same issue.

Update: I was using the regex plus sign "+" of "matches preceding pattern element 1 or more times", so when I was about to give up, decided trying the asterisk "*" "matches preceding pattern element 0 or more times" and it worked right away.

I wonder why the plus sign doesn't work.

Works like a charm

Great extension, i used it to redirect www.reddit.com into i.reddit.com (Reddit is blocked on my country). The only minor problem for this extension is the logo colour, it has exactly the same colour as the new "Quantum" dark theme. Would be nice if you could add an outline on the logo :)

It works, but it doesn't rewrite link urls. You either have to open them in a new tab, or copy and paste the url into the address bar. At least that's how it worked on the broken website I was trying to fix.

I see my issue is discussed below. Added two stars...

Just installed, love the regex option, makes it easy to define rules (once you've tackled learning regex - try regexr.com to test and learn, helped me tons). Will update after some actual use. :)

when :
rightclick -> save link as
the URL/address still like that ...

andOR something like : redirector -> then send to download manager
i do really need this ... so i use : rightclick -> save link as
but it doesnt worked ...

its only worked when :
rightclick -> open new tab/window

This works well on Firefox but what about androids and Iphones

Does not work correctly with nested brackets.
For example, if you want to eradicate youtube playlists, you'd better locate &list parameter and rebuild the URL without it.
Rather than identifying all parameters for careful string composition.
E.g.
(https?://)?(www\.)?youtube\.com/(watch\?)?((&?v=[^&]*)|(([&#]t=([\d]*h)?)([\d]*m)?([\d]*s?))|(&?index=[\d]*)|(&?list=[^&]*))*
has nested parentheses which are not parsed correctly by this extension.
I'd propose to use
(https?://)(www\.)youtube.com/watch\?(.*)(&?list=[^&]*)(.*)
with this replacement
$1$2youtube.com/watch?$3$5
This way parameter &index= will remain, but won't have any effect.
And the result will be removal of &list parameter which I am talking about.

great add-on, easy and useful. but it lacks the support for redirecting to (file:///) URI on local machine.