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You can allow everything by default too with HTTPSB (it still will use blocklists and protect you), so that you won't have to enable stuff for a website to work
by idlewan 12y ago
You can allow everything by default too with HTTPSB (it still will use blocklists and protect you), so that you won't have to enable stuff for a website to work.
- nkvoll 12y agoI've been clicking around its user interface for a few minutes now, but I can't figure out how to do this.. Is it adding "whitelist *" somewhere or something similar?
- nkvoll 12y agoSeems like it was the power-button looking icon found in the upper left part of the extension dropdown menu when on an actual page. I expected this to be a part of the extension settings / options, but ah well.
- gorhill 12y agoThe power button is what I call "hard" allow all, i.e. it turns off completely matrix filtering. The "all" cell (top left corner of the matrix) is a "soft" allow all, i.e. it allows everything except those hostnames and types of request which are not specifically blacklisted.