added bypass for enlacito.com #1317
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Fix(es):
I've added a new bypass (in MV3 format) for the link protector "enlacito.com"
This is a domain for a shortener that I've seen in more domains, but I can't recall any of them, so I've made it for this one.
The other ones I remember seeing had a similar interface, with the text changed, so I guess that this script may work for those too, and it's just a matter of adding it to the
matchesarray.This is the UI of the site, for reference, and if someone knows any other domain for this shortener, I'd be glad to add it to the script if they're unable to: