Q: Temporarily allow top-level sites by default

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江3如此多娇
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Q: Temporarily allow top-level sites by default

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Temporarily allow top-level sites by default

My understanding of this option in the General part is designed for JS permission only, am I right?
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Re: Q: Temporarily allow top-level sites by default

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No, it applies to embeddings as well. It performs 'Temporarily allow' for any site that you visit.

NB If site A redirects you to site B, then site B will be temporarily allowed. So this is not entirely safe.
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Re: Q: Temporarily allow top-level sites by default

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Thrawn wrote:No, it applies to embeddings as well.
I see the explaination said this:
Temporarily allow top-level sites by default, not recommended and disabled by default, grants permissions "on the fly" to the address of the main page (the one usually displayed in the location bar), excluding subframes, embedded objects and sites marked as untrusted.
I doubt your answer,and test it, like the screenshot
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Thrawn wrote:No, it applies to embeddings as well. It performs 'Temporarily allow' for any site that you visit.
Sorry I think I was wrong, I selected the "also block trusted sites`s embeded objects"
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