by MisanthropicScott » Wed Nov 29, 2017 5:11 pm
I'd like this option as well. In fact, one of the very common XSS requests from a great number of sites is for FaceBook. It might even be good to add an option to block all XSS requests to a particular site, like FaceBook, regardless of the source site.
I'd also like to echo the point about the new options for enabling and disabling scripts being far more confusing than the old 3 valued choice of allow, block, or temporarily allow. I finally found the option for temporary. It was far from obvious. But, many of the other choices are very confusing to non-web developers. I was a middleware developer for most of the 23 years of my career, so am at least mildly geeky (even if not in the field of web development) and find these options difficult to understand.
I'd like this option as well. In fact, one of the very common XSS requests from a great number of sites is for FaceBook. It might even be good to add an option to block all XSS requests to a particular site, like FaceBook, regardless of the source site.
I'd also like to echo the point about the new options for enabling and disabling scripts being far more confusing than the old 3 valued choice of allow, block, or temporarily allow. I finally found the option for temporary. It was far from obvious. But, many of the other choices are very confusing to non-web developers. I was a middleware developer for most of the 23 years of my career, so am at least mildly geeky (even if not in the field of web development) and find these options difficult to understand.