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Topic: «
Bug (AWM 8.15): If the rule name contains an \, it can't be displayed/edited
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technoid
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11/02/2023 09:22:26
If the rule name contains a backslash, the rule cannot be viewed or edited, nor can it be renamed.
However, the rule works. But
the only way
to view the rule and edit its settings is to
search for its name in the WindowRules.ini file and remove its backslash
.
By right-clicking, the settings of the rule can be reset to the default value or overwritten with the settings of another rule, which is why this is most likely a bug and not, as one might assume, a security function.
Windows 10 (x64, 22H2)
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Bogdan Polishchuk
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Posted:
11/13/2023 10:03:57
Hello, technoid
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If the rule name contains a backslash, the rule cannot be viewed or edited, nor can it be renamed.
This is a known problem. We'll try to fix it and will post in this topic when it's fixed.
Best regards.
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