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0 pointsidlewan11y ago0 comments

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!

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Justsignedup11y ago

Eh it has some default behavior quirks. Like being unable to log into arstechnica.com because it won't let that cookie get stored.

gorhill11y ago

Whitelist 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).

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