Expected Behaviour:
When entering a regular expression like in the form of e.g. .*captcha.* and adding it to the blacklist, it will appear in the list of domains and domains matching this regex will be filtered. This is how it worked in the previous version of Pi-Hole.
Actual Behaviour:
When entering a regular expression like in the form of e.g. .*captcha.*, it looks like all entries starting or containing .* behave like this one, and adding it to the blacklist, the regular expression term does not show in the blacklist. Instead it shows a blank entry with "". Nothing is filtered matching the regular expression. Other new regular expressions seem to work.
Existing regular expressions in the form of e.g. .*chars.* that are still existing from the previous version of Pi-Hole are still filtered as expected.
This is reproducible for me with Safari and Firefox. I cleared caches but it doesn't change the behaviour.
Pi-hole version is v5.12
AdminLTE version is v5.14.2
FTL version is v5.17
Running on "Raspbian GNU/Linux 11 (bullseye)"
Can anyone reproduce the above behaviour with the latest Pi-Hole version when adding the regular expression .*captcha.*
to the blacklist?