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I'm betting this is not an easy task. It however would be really awesome for HTTPSB (which I just installed on chromium and fallen in love instantly with) to b
by idlewan 12y ago
I'm betting this is not an easy task.
It however would be really awesome for HTTPSB (which I just installed on chromium and fallen in love instantly with) to be ported to firefox.
Seeing all the privacy-related features treated, by domain/site/everywhere rules, being able to block separately js/plugins/cookies (and by the way, the matrix is a great idea, a lot more useable than anything else out there)... in one extension only. Great work already, gorhill!
- Justsignedup 12y agoEh it has some default behavior quirks. Like being unable to log into arstechnica.com because it won't let that cookie get stored.
- gorhill 12y agoWhitelist the "cookie" cell in the matrix, save with one click on the padlock. Now cookies will be allowed everywhere by default (except for those ubiquitously blacklisted hostnames).