I wanna make a chrome/edge extension that whenever a URL request is made (like googling, or entering something like a search or a site into the URL bar), checks whether it contains certain keywords, and blocks the request if it does.
So far all the syntax is correct, but I keep getting an error on the Rule.id property, and I cannot find out why.
(async () => {
await chrome.declarativeNetRequest.updateDynamicRules(
// options
{
// Rule[]
addRules: [
// Rule
{
action: {
type: "block"
},
// RuleCondition
condition: {
// string
urlFilter: "*youtube|test1*"
},
id: 1
}
]
}
);
})();
A “fix” is to remove the parameter parenthes at the end of the async function (because updateDynamicRules() is a promise), but then its not a function so nothing gets executed.
Another thing I’ve tried, which shows the problem isn’t the Rule.id itself, is setting the id as both 1, 2, and twice a random number – every time i get “Error: Rule with id x does not have a unique ID.” and error pointer thing pointing at line 22, which btw is where the code ends.