I'm developing a couple of extensions and I've come across that you
cannot use a wildcard in a domain unless it's at the start.
What I'd like to be able to do is, for example:

"content_scripts": [
 { "matches": ["http://images.google.*/*";]
   "js": ["myscript.js"]
 }

Either a wildcard that can be entered at the end of a domain, or a
different wildcard that supports all TLDs.
I remember seeing some kind of feature like this somewhere.

Maybe something like:

"content_scripts": [
 { "matches": ["http://images.google.#TLD#/*";]
   "js": ["myscript.js"]
 }

Does anybody know of an existing feature like this or is it feasible
to have it added to a nightly build?

Thanks,
Ben

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