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My hypothetical "random redirect" rule looks like the current redirect rule, but it always has a minimum of two Redirect URL fields (with the option to add/remove an nth field).
Every time a request matches the input pattern, Request Control picks one of the destinations randomly:
Note that this mock-up has the Any type, but I meant to pick Sub document.
See LibRedirect for a list of examples where a list of possible destinations is useful.
Another example is using different image proxies to load images from third-party domains you don't want/can't connect to directly:
My hypothetical "random redirect" rule looks like the current redirect rule, but it always has a minimum of two
Redirect URL
fields (with the option to add/remove an nth field).Every time a request matches the input pattern, Request Control picks one of the destinations randomly:
Note that this mock-up has the
Any
type, but I meant to pickSub document
.See LibRedirect for a list of examples where a list of possible destinations is useful.
Another example is using different image proxies to load images from third-party domains you don't want/can't connect to directly:
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