RequestPolicyContinued / requestpolicy

a web browser extension that gives you control over cross-site requests. Available for XUL/XPCOM-based browsers.
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FF + Request Policy and Sandboxie - Direct Access to config files #785

Closed Quassar89 closed 8 years ago

Quassar89 commented 8 years ago

Welcome im using Firefox with Program Sandboxie

What is Sandboxie: Sandboxie isolate all incoming files / changes during Firefox sesion if i close and restart FF again, All settinings and other changes will back to start point before i used Sandboxie(started specific program inside)..

My problem: I wanna save all my white/black list and other changes in Request Policy For that i have set in sandboxie direct access http://www.sandboxie.com/index.php?ResourceAccessSettings#file

i use also NoScript, for no Script i had add this 2 files and it work :) http://www.wilderssecurity.com/threads/direct-access-to-noscript-in-sandboxie.334954/#post-2137184

So which,& where RequetPolicy storage files with configuration

I hope my info is enought: detailed to let you understand miine situation and help resolve my problem :* Im wating for help

myrdd commented 8 years ago

So which,& where RequetPolicy storage files with configuration

If you are using the 1.0 branch, the rules are stored in the <profile_dir>\requestpolicy\ directory. The file <profile_dir>\requestpolicy\policies\user.js is the actual user-rules file. However, I recommend you to whitelist the whole requestpolicy directory.

If you are using the 0.5 branch instead, the rules are stored in the <profile_dir>\prefs.js file.

For both branches, the preferences are stored in <profile_dir>\prefs.js.

<profile_dir> is %AppData%\Mozilla\Firefox\Profiles\*\ in your case.

Quassar89 commented 8 years ago

Ok i tested it i needed add both path full direct for folder \requestpolicy and prefs.js

http://imgur.com/UORGVTH