Great for making links to US sites open in the Canadian version.

Works exactly as expected. I use it to redirect word look ups from readers and word editors to my preferred dictionary. Thank you for creating this!!

Amazing addon, Does exactly what it says. Help section could be simplified ( for example adding a tl;dr) for non-technical person, maybe could be slightly better formatted. But it isn't too hard to understand in few minutes.

It is one of those addons which you won't need until you need it. For me it saved me a lot of headache, and its only been few minutes since I found out about this.

Does not work how I want/need it to. I just want a redirect from https://www.youtube.com/feed/subscriptions or /subscriptions?flow=1 to ?flow=2 which can work the first time but clicking other menus makes the app get stuck in redirect loop a few times before settling down back on the subs page.

Probably YouTube's fault because all they ever do nowadays is make changes that piss people off or break certain aspects of their platform.

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.