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garywill / autoReferer

Browser addon. Control referer to protect privacy and not break web. The addon (maybe the only one?) that deals with Firefox's document.referrer bug 🛡️🛣️
https://garywill.github.io
GNU General Public License v2.0
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Whitelist feature? #4

Open martin-braun opened 1 year ago

martin-braun commented 1 year ago

The idea of this extension is not bad, but it lacks a whitelist feature. The extension prevents https://appstoreconnect.apple.com/login from loading. Please fix, thanks.

Or will tab exceptions perhaps be remembered, already? I'm not sure.

garywill commented 1 year ago

There is only hard-coded whitelist currently https://github.com/garywill/autoReferer/blob/133845442aafc3ed99a2e6a10a49219f84e5e45d/whitelist.js#L1-L9 User whitelist not implemented yet.

The url you posted seems require Apple developer account. I don't have one. You can send a PR to me to add the urls you need

martin-braun commented 1 year ago

You don't need an Apple developer account to replicate. It's the login form that isn't loading with your extension activated. You should see a spinning loading animation instead of a login form, until you disable your extension.

I've seen your whitelist. It would be very useful to have user whitelist, so things can be tested out.

martin-braun commented 1 year ago

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But the issue remains, as we would benefit from a user whitelist.

garywill commented 1 year ago

I tried that website with my apple account. I can't login even if I totally disable Auto Referer ... Not sure if something else interfering (eg my network)

You can try adding

["apple.com", "cdn-apple.com"]

to your whitelist. apple.com will cover *.apple.com.

Before user whitelist implemented, you can open Auto Referer debug console (about:debugging on firefox. Or Inspect addon on Chrome), change the variable whitelist to test. E.g.: 

whitelist.push(["apple.com", "cdn-apple.com"])