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I understand the paranoia but that scenario would make no sense, as long as about:config is accessible - which it will always be, for any FF user except managed
by toyg 3y ago
I understand the paranoia but that scenario would make no sense, as long as about:config is accessible - which it will always be, for any FF user except managed-IT ones.
- detuur 3y agoOh, I'm not saying that it's some sort of plot to force us to disable our extensions or anything. I'm saying it's going to be a feature aimed at out-of-the-box security, which advanced users are free to tinker with as they wish. The reality is unfortunately that many less-advanced users are much more likely to install random unvetted add-ons, and sane defaults for that list (pre-loading it with gov and bank domains) will prevent hostile add-ons from doing serious damage.