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It's very odd that Safari treats extension scripts as third-party, especially when they have been given permission to access all websites and data (sound like a
by eproxus 2y ago
It's very odd that Safari treats extension scripts as third-party, especially when they have been given permission to access all websites and data (sound like a bug almost?).
I use and love StopTheMadness Pro. Do you know if it breaks the whole extension or only some parts of it? If so, which ones? (I don't use the copy URL shortcut for example).
- lapcat 2y ago> sound like a bug almost? Yes, I assume it's a bug. > I use and love StopTheMadness Pro. Thanks! > Do you know if it breaks the whole extension or only some parts of it? If so, which ones? Not the whole extension, no, only the parts that depend specifically on the URL query.
- gigatexal 2y agoHow does the YouTube ads skip feature work? How does it know?