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When using ugrep as an alias as suggested, then you control this using options i.e. |
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I just noticed, that on my system (Arch Linux, might test this on Void Linux tonight) grep uses regular expression, while ugrep uses extended regular expression.
Personally i don't mind, this behaviour, as I am more comfortable with extended regex. But the readme boasts about full compatibility to BSD/GNU grep and this difference could break scripts.
(I don't know how BSD grep behaves)
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