Add strictOrigins option
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fregante
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| const hostRegex = /:[/][/]([^/]+)/; | ||
| function parseDomain(origin: string): string { | ||
| return origin | ||
| // Extract host | ||
| .split(hostRegex)[1]! | ||
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| // Discard anything but the first- and second-level domains | ||
| .split('.') | ||
| .slice(-2) | ||
| .join('.'); | ||
| } |
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This is an extremely ugly way to extract google.com from *://*.google.com/*. Is there a non-awful regex that reliably picks only the A.B part regardless of dot count in the host?
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Fixes #1