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OK I've been using this for a day now, and besides the incredible bloat upon opening the thing, this extension is actually very useful! I wish all browsers could control site-based content policies to this detail. Or at least had a window for each of the 15 types of content you can modify here. It m...

Also, I only realized this after the fact..

in my everyday profile, my addons manager says that exexceptions is not compatible with shiretoko, yet it installed perfectly fine with the exact same build, with no other addons. What's with that?

Ugh. I tried installing exexceptions, and it installed OK, but then whenever I tried to open it up, I had terminal browser freeze. I'm frostbitten. I even tried it on my secure profile which had only Shiretoko-compatible addons installed, same deal. I had to install it on a fresh defaulted profile t...

Noscript has always worked fine with Shareaholic for me.

In fact I use shareaholic so I can keep noscript forbidding javascript: requests and bookmarklets, as an anti-xss/csrf measure.

That doesn't seem too difficult to do without Giorgio's help. You can copy and paste about:config entries wholesale, you know. It's how I backup my firefox profile. I use FEBE to backup selectively each part of my profile as well as a one-file copy of the whole thing, which alone backs up Noscript's...

I'm a big fan of Notepad++

I'm still using Flashget, you know, the version before it went rampant adware and chinese-only. I like it b/c i's a clean, simple bittorrent client as well as a general download manager, that doesn't require I play with proxy and connections and crap, and I can completely sandbox it with sandboxie a...

Often flashgot 1.1.8 media puts a # at the end of a file. Example: anything you download from collegehumor.com ends in .flv#. I have having to rename stuff.

Oh yeah, the last content policy rule, I forgot about that. Hmm. Would this kind of thing go better with ABE?

And with or without ABE, do you see any version in the future that employs the force https feature as first-policy and everything else last?

Whoa. Whoa, whoa, whoa whoa. Whoa. Whoa. OK. I was going to post about this conflict in a new thread, but it seems to apply here. There are many cases in which NoScript's force-HTTPS and RequestPolicy 0.5.3 in it's strict address mode, clash. When I am on a page where I should have NoScript forcing ...