Ben Bucksch wrote:
>
> Alan J. Flavell wrote:
>
> > On 28 Feb 2001, Dan Jacobson wrote:
> >
> >> Seems to me nowadays with the need to turn java, javascript on and off
> >> 15 times a day, it would be nice if browsers didn't bury this control
> >> deep within a preferences menu,
> >
> [...]
>
> > which can apply your chosen security policy
> > as a function of the site being browsed.
>
> This feature is planned for Mozilla (and derivates) already, similar to
> the "Cookie Manager". ccing n.p.m.security, where mstoltz announced his
> intentions. He could use help BTW :-)...
There are really just two security models: 1) accept eveything except that
which is explicitly rejected, and 2) reject everything except that which is
explicitly accepted. The original poster wants a simple easy to use method
to switch between these models. This discussion seems to have gone off track
a little.
I agree with the poster. Mozilla currently treats security as a low priority
item. It should be of the highest priority.
This seems like a UI issue.
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Iris
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