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Looks like there will be a UI to control this 116, and the block list is empty in 115. I’m pretty stoked for this. Every time I install an extension I wonder w
by icodestuff 3y ago
Looks like there will be a UI to control this 116, and the block list is empty in 115.
I’m pretty stoked for this. Every time I install an extension I wonder what’s going to happen to my banking info if an update ever gets hijacked. This is a much better solution than turning all my extensions off and on when I visit financial websites.
- pieter_mj 3y agoA separate 'financial' firefox profile would be more convenient and more secure.
- ddtaylor 3y ago> Every time I install an extension I wonder what’s going to happen to my banking info if an update ever gets hijacked. This is a much better solution than turning all my extensions off and on when I visit financial websites. Extensions already contain a whitelist of what domains they are allowed to interact with. It's shown when you first install the extension and at any time you can see it later by looking at the extension in the settings.
- square_usual 3y agoAnd a better version of this feature would involve a UI where you can select which extensions can access which pages, like Safari (and Orion, which is based on WebKit) does.
- icodestuff 3y agoAd blockers and password managers are primarily what I’m installing, and they interact with all sites.