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Hi,

The wordlist is a great tool.
I just wonder how can I display multiple versions in wordlist mode. At the same time, how can I enable the filter with Regular expression, or start with distinction between capital and small letters. I would like to sort out proper name at least.

Thanks,
anon221954

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Not exactly sure what you are asking for, but if you are wondering about showing the differences between two versions of the wordlist in your project history, then you can not do that.

You can prefix your search with “regex:” to do searching with regular expressions.

The only way to do a search while matching case is to use a regular expression.

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Could an admin correct the title, please?

  • filer(regex) → filter (regex)

… i.e. typo and missing space.

Thanks!

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