What Do the 3 Dots in the Tools Site Names Replace?

[Skeezix]

When I click the NoScript icon and then click the Tools icon that's inside, the list shows a site name preceded by three dots. Sometimes the full site name is also displayed, but sometimes it isn't. For example:

...aomeitech.com
http://www.aomeitech.com
...cancer.org
http://www.cancer.org

How can I see what is being replaced by the three dots?

[Giorgio Maone]

...aomeitech.com means "match amoeitech.com and all its subdomain, such as www.amoeitech.com, static.amoeitech.com and so on".

[Skeezix]

Thank you for replying.

I have been using NoScript since version 10 came out and am just beginning to understand how to set it up.

Using the examples I provided, why is "http://www.aomeitech.com" listed if that URL is already matched by the entry "...aomeitech.com"? Can you explain that to me or maybe send me a link to where I can find out more about this?

TIA
Skeezix

[Pansa]

Thank you for replying.

I have been using NoScript since version 10 came out and am just beginning to understand how to set it up.

Using the examples I provided, why is "http://www.aomeitech.com" listed if that URL is already matched by the entry "...aomeitech.com"? Can you explain that to me or maybe send me a link to where I can find out more about this?

TIA
Skeezix

Because with the first one you ONLY allow !www!.aomeitech.com. with the latter you allow any subdomain under that domain. for instance http://pics.aometech.com.

It jumps out when there are several subdomains want rules at the same time.