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It's possible for extensions to only get access when you activate it for a specific tab. If you want Unclutter to work this way you can manually set "Site acces
by phgn 4y ago
It's possible for extensions to only get access when you activate it for a specific tab. If you want Unclutter to work this way you can manually set "Site access" to "On click" in the Chrome extension settings (this doesn't work on Firefox unfortunately).
The reason I enabled "all sites" by default is to make the automatic activation feature work, which used to be more powerful. Possibly it can be done with an optional permission now, I'll look into it: https://github.com/lindylearn/unclutter/issues/527 https://github.com/lindylearn/unclutter/issues/527
Thanks for the feedback! Also, if you don't like something you can always submit a PR ;)
- morsch 4y agoSorry, I should have been more specific, I'm on Firefox. Nice that it's already possible in Chrome. It was intended to be a comment about the limited power of the permission model in Firefox, though I have now learned from the sibling comment that Firefox actually has the permission I was thinking of.
- phgn 4y agoYep, but extensions still have to adopt the more restrictive permissions.