Removed bashisms to allow to run in POSIX /bin/sh #10
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I was looking to get this working on my FreeBSD server, which doesn't install Bash by default.
I ran it through shellcheck.net replacing all the 'Bashisms' it could find.
I think it is functionally identical, but I don't have a Mac environment to check. I have been running it on my own Privoxy instance without issue, but I don't know for certain that I am catching all the rules that your method did.
If I could grok the AdblockPlus list format, I'd know for sure.