[HTTPS-Everywhere] Private/personal ruleset location?

[Maxim Nazarenko]

Hello,

AFAIK, custom rules can be stored in separate <ruleset> xml files,
while built-in rules are stored now in a single <rulesetlibrary> xml.
If you want to compile your rules into that file, then you can add a
unique prefix to your filenames.
However, I don't know how rule conflicts are resolved., i.e. what
happens, when two or more rules match an address.
Best regards,
Maxim Nazarenko


On 30 July 2011 15:16, J.B. Nicholson-Owens <jbn at forestfield.org> wrote:
> [To those of you on the HTTPS-Everywhere-rules list, my apology for posting
> this twice -- once on the -rules mailing list and once here.  I didn't
> realize I first posted this to the wrong mailing list.]
>
> I have a few rulesets I use but I have no desire to upload to this list for
> others to use. Some are for private websites others can't reach, some are
> experimental and I'm working on.
>
> Where should I put my private rulesets so they'll still be around when I
> update the addon? I am trying to avoid losing my rulesets by deletion or
> overwriting.
>
> Is there a directory where users can put rulesets that always trump the
> rulesets in HTTPSEverywhereUserRules (should a ruleset filename be the
> same)?
>
> Thanks.
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