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> It's actually 3 dimensions, as any selections you make in that UI only apply to the site you're currently visiting. Well, technically that is only partially
by cookiengineer 6y ago
> It's actually 3 dimensions, as any selections you make in that UI only apply to the site you're currently visiting.
Well, technically that is only partially true as the third dimension is the (sub-) domain scope or "*" which can be reflected behind the scenes with the first-party settings for the origin's domain for each request type because it has the identical effect.
- Drdrdrq 6y agoIt's still a third dimension, it just doesn't have that many values.
- daveFNbuck 6y agoThat's not how it works for me. When I enable ajax for one site, it doesn't enable for other sites. I guess I have an option checked somewhere.
- tremon 6y agoNo, it's a full dimension. That you can't see it in the GUI is because the GUI is already scoped to the currently-active url, and you can only control the specificity of the rules, as you say. But if you view the rules, you'll see its three dimensions spelled out: * * * block * * script block * 1st-party * allow stackexchange.com sstatic.net * allow stackexchange.com cdn.sstatic.net script allow This is full [source domain] [target domain] [request type] flexibility. The GUI will only show the stackexchange rules above when you're actually visiting that site; it doesn't mean the third dimension is fake.