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@ -2033,11 +2033,12 @@ But rules with mixed style domains restriction are considered invalid. So, for e
path=pattern
```
`pattern` is a path mask to which the rule is restricted. Its syntax and behaviour are pretty much the same as the [pattern of basic rules](#basic-rules-syntax). [The special characters](#basic-rules-special-characters) can also be used (except for ||, as it does not make any sense in this case) (see examples below).
`pattern` is a path mask to which the rule is restricted. Its syntax and behavior are pretty much the same as with the [pattern for basic rules](#basic-rules-syntax). You can also use [special characters](#basic-rules-special-characters), except for `||`, which does not make any sense in this case (see examples below).
> Please note, that the path modifier matches the query string as well.
> The path modifier supports regular expressions in [the same way](#regexp-support) the basic rules do.
> Please note that `path` modifier matches the query string as well.
> `path` modifier supports regular expressions in [the same way](#regexp-support) basic rules do.
`path` examples:
* `[$path=page.html]##.textad` - hides a `div` with a class `textad` at `/page.html` or `/page.html?<query>` or `/sub/page.html` or `/another_page.html`
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* `[$domain=example.com,path=/page.html]##.textad` - hides a `div` with a class `textad` at `page.html` of `example.com` and all subdomains but not at `another_page.html`
* `[$path=/\\/(sub1|sub2)\\/page\\.html/]##.textad` - hides a `div` with a class `textad` at both `/sub1/page.html` and `/sub2/page.html` of any domain (please, note the [escaped special characters](#non-basic-rules-modifiers-syntax))
> **Compatibility with different versions of AdGuard.** AdGuard browser extension for Safari and AdGuard for iOS do not fully support regular expressions because of [Content Blocking API restrictions](https://webkit.org/blog/3476/content-blockers-first-look/) (look for "The Regular expression format" section).
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## Information for filters maintainers

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path=pattern
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`pattern` - это маска пути, которой ограничено правило. Его синтаксис и поведение почти такие же, как в [шаблоне базовых правил](#basic-rules-syntax). Также могут использоваться [специальные символы](#basic-rules-special-characters) (за исключением `||`, поскольку в этом случае это не имеет никакого смысла) (см. примеры ниже).
`pattern` - это маска пути, которой ограничено правило. Его синтаксис и поведение почти такие же, как в [шаблоне базовых правил](#basic-rules-syntax). Вы также можете использовать [специальные символы](#basic-rules-special-characters), за исключением `||`, поскольку в этом случае это не имеет никакого смысла (см. примеры ниже).
> Обратите внимание, что модификатор пути также соответствует параметрам запроса.