EEXCESS / chrome-extension

Chrome extension for displaying cultural and scientific resources in the context of a web page. The extension integrates other modules like C4, the Visualization Widgets and PEAS.
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blacklist provider sites per default #55

Closed schloett closed 8 years ago

schloett commented 8 years ago

add to blacklist upon installation Update blacklists of current installations via onUpdated:

chseifert commented 8 years ago

I would argue against that for the following reasons:

  1. Exploration: When data providers are not blacklisted, users can move from a "near" match, via the provider side (and that meta data/description) to a better match. Would support a "something like this" notion.
  2. Consistency: It might not be clear that EEXCESS is working on some generall/cultural web pages and on some not (the latter ones happen to be the data provider portal page).

In any case, each page can be blacklisted manually (thus, the non-data-provider case can be manually achieved). One might think of showing a notification for the ability to blacklist. Or think of a tutorial/help page mentioning this.

schloett commented 8 years ago

On the help page, it is already mentioned. blacklist

chseifert commented 8 years ago

Then, I consider this done :)