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A common use case for extra query arguments in URLs is Google Analytics data.
We should offer a filter that allows the whitelisting of a set of query arguments. These will be ignored for matching a redirect, but will be appended to the found redirect.
As an example, when _ga is whitelisted, http://example.com/article/?_ga=123 would be matched as http://example.com/article/, and the redirect would then be http://example.com/other-article/?_ga=123.
This enables tracking information to be relayed even when redirects are used.
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A common use case for extra query arguments in URLs is Google Analytics data.
We should offer a filter that allows the whitelisting of a set of query arguments. These will be ignored for matching a redirect, but will be appended to the found redirect.
As an example, when
_ga
is whitelisted,http://example.com/article/?_ga=123
would be matched ashttp://example.com/article/
, and the redirect would then behttp://example.com/other-article/?_ga=123
.This enables tracking information to be relayed even when redirects are used.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: