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What'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
by MasterScrat 13y ago
What'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.