URL parameter stripping doesn't seem to work if the URL contains a "#" character

[DandelionSprout]

Example: https://www.gymgrossisten.no/deluxe-rubber-dumbbell-136-kg/1091-20.html#fo_c=1711&fo_k=adae6123e501c56ef12857556fc567d4&fo_s=gsurno?utm_source=prisjakt&utm_medium=cpc, as triggered by going to https://www.prisjakt.no/product.php?p=5396751 → the Gymgrossisten row → Vis i butikk.

Tested in AdGuard for Windows 7.5.2.

[ameshkov]

Please note, that #.... is a location hash and not a part of the query so it can't be stripped on the network level.

Here is the URL that the remote server sees: https://www.gymgrossisten.no/deluxe-rubber-dumbbell-136-kg/1091-20.html
The "hash" part is only visible to the page javascript.