[question] Is there a way to match a question-mark literally without using regexp?

[rusty-snake]

Is there any way to match a question-mark literally without using regexp?

Example:

I want a exclude rule like ://example.com/foo/bar?frog_id=* where the ? is a ? and not any char. I could use /:\/\/example\.com\/foo\/bar\?frog_id=.*/, I know but come on this isn't readable. So is there a way to do something like ://example.com/foo/bar\?frog_id=* or ://example.com/foo/bar??frog_id=*?

[ChiefMikeK]

Maybe ¯\_(ツ)_/¯ try percent encoding ie.

%3F

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https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Percent-encoding

[rusty-snake]

Unfortunately this does not work either.