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Can a Path Containing # Be Matched in a Precise Protection Rule?

The path added to a precise protection rule cannot contain special characters ('"<>&*# %\?).

The number sign (#) is a client parameter. Parameters following the number sign (#) are not transferred to the server for web page location. WAF and browsers do not consider the content following the number sign (#) as URL parameters. Therefore, the parameters cannot be obtained.

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