Can we make it possible to associate these preferences with hosts or
domains? I'm thinking of the password manager that offers "Never for
this site" as a possible response when offering to remember a password.
I'd like the ability to set these capabilities (popups, popdowns,
onloads. onunloads, referrer, java, javascript, etc) to
Enabled/Disabled/Prompt. Where Prompt would display something like:
"Site XYZ wants to run JavaScript" and give me the choice of:
* Always Allow this (page|host|domain)
* Always Deny this (page|host|domain)
* Allow Temoporarily (until browser restart)
* Deny Temoporarily (until browser restart)
If I have selected Enabled (Disabled), there should also be a way to
disable (enable) the capability for the current page/host/domain.
Devon
Ben Bucksch wrote:
> Nils Ellmenreich wrote:
>
>> I was talking about the referrer header string. If you remove it,
>> there are indeed pages that block you (IIRC, e.g. Cartoon pages from
>> the Washington Post)
>
>
> Oh, I got confused.
>
> What other major sites block you, if you don't send a referrer? (I
> worry, because Beonex Communicator ships with referrer off.)
>
> I agree that a UI pref would be good. Should be trivial to add.
>
>
--
--
Devon Miller <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
"Remove the uppercase letters in the address when replying."
