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It's not just a DOM change problem. What if an extension change owner and start sending pairs (domain/user's credentials) to someone else? What if one buy an ex
by riquito 13y ago
It's not just a DOM change problem. What if an extension change owner and start sending pairs (domain/user's credentials) to someone else? What if one buy an extension to get bank sites accesses?
- MasterScrat 13y agoWhat's surprising is that extensions are by default not "Allowed in incognito", however they are allowed when using HTTPS and there is no option to disable them there.
- shadowfox 13y agoOpera seems to allow this (and it seems to give a bit more fine grained control over when/where extensions are allowed).
- blibble 13y agoif adblock didn't work on https that'd be one way to see it massively deployed ;)
- MichaelGG 13y agoHTTPS shouldn't be thought as just for secure sites, but just as the default. 4chan and this site run on HTTPS yet I wouldn't want to disable extensions for them because of that.