Support for newer ACL link format

[kmkurn]

Newer ACL formats are like https://www.aclweb.org/anthology/2020.acl-main.214.pdf which doesn't match the regex rule. ACL links are rather easy as you only need to strip the .pdf at the end to get the index page.

[imurray]

Thanks. I've relaxed the regex and fixed in 860a7b3. I'm afraid I'm not able to do 2-factor auth and wrangle the addon stores today. Will be published eventually in the next update.

There are PDFs on the aclweb site where knocking .pdf of the end doesn't work, search for: site:www.aclweb.org filetype:pdf -anthology. So I'm keeping the restriction on /anthology/, which is hopefully enough.

[kmkurn]

Hi, just letting you know that ACL Anthology is now hosted on https://aclanthology.org/. The old Anthology URL still works, but the new one is preferred. It'd be great if the add-on supports it too! 😃

[imurray]

Thanks. Will fix at some point, but honestly it will probably be a while before I get around to it. Adding new domains disables the whole extension until people accept new permissions (at least in Chrome). At some point, if/when I find time, I'm hoping to cut down the long list of permissions and let people enable what they want after install, and ideally add their own rules, so I could push changes like this without annoying everyone.

[thesofakillers]

do you accept pull requests? Perhaps the community could help you in implementing this

[imurray]

Sorry to ignore this issue for so long. I don't like disabling the extension for everyone, so don't push updates that require new permissions unless I have to.

I've now fixed up ACL support in the new Chrome version, because I was forced to update that anyway. If/when I unify with the Firefox version, I'll update that too.

As I said above, ideally I'd let users add/enable new rules within the extension, so it doesn't require new permissions to update. But I haven't found the time to do that. If someone else wants to do that, great! Although given how minimal this extension is, they may well end up writing more code than I have, and should maybe maintain it themselves.