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Issue with "temporarily allow":
I run Firefox with startup set to "Show my windows and tabs from last time".
In this mode it would be kind of nice if the "temporarily allow" survived a Firefox restart,
but this is probably difficult if not impossible to implement.

The advantage of expiring items in the whitelist is trimming the size of it and thus improving performance.
When I exported mine to a text file, it had over 10000 lines in it!
I'll be sure to use temporary allow from now on.

That makes it kind of a nightmare to clean up the list. How about if you just stored the full domain and when loading the list if necessary make the needed duplicates on the fly? That would also make the list much smaller. And while I agree that one should use the "temporary allow" as much...

I tried the export function and was confused by the fact that most (if not all) sites appeared 3 times with
file://, http:// and https:// prefixes respectively.
What is the reason for this?
Do I have to delete all 3?

Is there a way to specify a maximum age of entries in the whitelist?
To keep the whitelist manageable it would seem reasonable to delete entries that have not been visited for a specified period of time.