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How to block all domains with, for example, "google" as their second level domain.
For instance:
- block:
- google.com, google.net, google.org ...
- www.google.com, stats.www.google.com, www.google.net ...
- not to block:
- www.google.com.example.com

try
||google.*^

Yes, that rule blocks all it needs to block, but also blocks things I do not want it to block.
It block this example address: www.google.a.a.a.a.a.example.com .

I would like to block all domains with same second-level domain name but not top-level domain.

To answer your literal question, you need a regex filter (replace example with your second-level domain):Below is a more complicated and optimized filter that covers even the authentication section of a URI and non-standard ports, and also covers Punycode representations of IDNs:A better idea might be to support a new wildcard for matching public suffixes (for example, what about google.co.uk?): https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Public_Suffix_List

uBlock Origin does this for hiding rules (called "entity-based cosmetic filters") re-using the common * wildcard, and I believe AdBlock for Chrome and Safari once did this (for hiding rules) with the pseudo-TLD tld: https://github.com/gorhill/uBlock/wiki/ ... ic-filters

I also thought one of the two allowed a similar wildcard in the $domain= option for blocking rules.

Thank you very much.
It works perfectly.

I agree filters should be more controllable, and a public suffix wildcard would be extremely useful.