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Support subdomains as a part of TreeView
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Since Jul 25, 2020.
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Proxyman 2.3.0 on macOS 10.15.5
Sometimes domain names use randomized or unique prefixes e.g.
a1b2c3.cdn.global.com or territory.country.site.com. They are often used for either some location-related or endpoint-related ID, which could be anything from an Amazon data center to a network rack.
There should be some way to group them all together. Adding each of them into pins one by one is not productive.
Existing behaviour (two pins are added by hand):
Pins
a3b4c5.cdn.global.com
ca.us.site.com
Apps
Domains
a1b2c3.cdn.global.com
a2b3c4.cdn.global.com
a3b4c5.cdn.global.com
a4b5c6.cdn.global.com
ca.us.site.com
wa.us.site.com
ge.eu.site.com
Expected behavior (two pins are added by hand):
Pins
*.cdn.global.com
a1b2c3.cdn.global.com
a2b3c4.cdn.global.com
a3b4c5.cdn.global.com
a4b5c6.cdn.global.com
*.site.com
*.us.site.com
ca.us.site.com
wa.us.site.com
*.eu.site.com
ge.eu.site.com
Apps
Domains
I think the expectation is that I can run some kind of search against domain name/path and store the results as a "smart pin". And it would be double-cool if multiple-level domains could be supported.
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