This isn't a bug or issue with FFF (I don't think), more with my particular email notification setup. For context, storiesonline.net publishes rss feeds with updates to series or stories you've bookmarked. I use feedrabbit.com to automatically route those rss updates to my email, then use the Get Story URLs from Email option in FFF to update stories.
My issues that it's recently started grabbing an extra url from the rss text (actual example:
https://storiesonline.net/library/st...o.php?id=25311, which is a valid site url) that it interprets into "https://storiesonline.net/library/25311" (not a valid site url) somewhere in the process (may be just an overly greedy regex somewhere).
I first looked at just filtering any urls that start with "https://storiesonline.net/library/" but as best I can tell, the Reject URL list doesn't support wildcards.
Wondering if anyone could suggest another workaround to skip those urls? It's not a huge deal, the update just fails on those URLs, but since that site is really sensitive to download timing, it nearly doubles the amount of time FFF takes to do updates for their stories, which is already considerably long.
For reference, below is the raw body of the email I received for that example story, minus headers and with identifying info replaced with "redacted".