| Keyword | Example |
|---|---|
| cookie-domain: | cookie-domain:.google.com |
| cookie-name: | |
| cookie-path: | cookie-path:/images |
| cookie-value: | |
| domain: | domain:*.com domain:example.com |
| has-response-header: | has-response-header:Access-Control-Allow-Origin |
| is: | is:from-cache is:service-worker-intercepted |
| larger-than: | larger-than:10k |
| method: | method:POST |
| mime-type: | mime-type:application/json |
| mixed-content: | |
| priority: | priority:Highest |
| resource-type: | resource-type:image resource-type:other |
| scheme: | scheme:https |
| set-cookie-domain: | set-cookie-domain:.google.com |
| set-cookie-name: | set-cookie-name:__utma |
| set-cookie-value: | set-cookie-value:abc123 |
| status-code: | status-code:204 |
| url: | url:data: |
To invert the rule, i.e. leave URLs that do not match, prepend it with minus sign, e.g. -is:from-cache means "all resources loaded not from cache".
Any other text leaves only URLs with that text somewhere in it (in path, query, etc.)
Examples:
- larger-than:10k resource-type:image -domain:*.net
"all images not from *.net larger than 10 kilobytes" - is:from-cache resource-type:script
"cached scripts"
