`$specifichide` does not apply to cosmetic rules with wildcard/regex domains on Safari 26+

[fix-parrot]

On Safari 26+, cosmetic rules with wildcard TLD domains (example.*) or regex domains (/example/) use if-frame-url/unless-frame-url triggers instead of if-domain. The $specifichide exception mechanism only operates on if-domain entries and cannot match against if-frame-url regex patterns, so $specifichide rules are silently ignored for this class of cosmetic rules.

Affected rules

! Cosmetic rule with TLD wildcard — applies to example.com, example.net, etc.
example.*##.banner

! Intended to suppress the above rule on example.com specifically — has no effect
@@||example.com^$specifichide

! Cosmetic rule with regex domain
/ads\./##.banner

! Intended to suppress on ads.example.com — has no effect
@@||ads.example.com^$specifichide