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Alter Firefox's built-in privacy settings easily with a toolbar panel
http://firefox.add0n.com/privacy-settings.html
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[proposal] Whitelist or selective blocking websites #37

Open franco999 opened 8 years ago

franco999 commented 8 years ago

I wish I could have a whitelist of sites or for selective blocking certain websites.

For example: To use Mapillary.com correctly, you need to have activated WebGL, or to use Facebook, you need to disable security.ssl.require_safe_negotiation

I wish I could turn on/off only on certain pages. I do not know if this is too complicated to program, so only I discuss the idea.

berrythesoftwarecodeprogrammar commented 8 years ago

maybe add to the whitelist on security.ssl.renego_unrestricted_hosts? found on here https://wiki.mozilla.org/Security:Renegotiation

berrythesoftwarecodeprogrammar commented 8 years ago

hmm seems like that wont work anymore since the preference was removed https://bugzilla.mozilla.org/show_bug.cgi?id=1123020 that sucks

berrythesoftwarecodeprogrammar commented 8 years ago

Setting this preference to “true” is the only way to guarantee full protection against the attack. Unfortunately, as of time of (initial) writing, this would break nearly all secure sites on the web. (Update: As of December 2010, this still applies for a majority of web sites.)

Eventually, if enough sites have been upgraded to the new protocol versions, this preference will be set to “true” by default.

i guess its something that should just be left alone for mozilla to toggle later on