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??? what`s the difference of these 4 parameters
Posted: Tue Apr 02, 2013 6:28 am
by 江3如此多娇
user_pref("noscript.allowBookmarkletImports", true);
user_pref("noscript.allowURLBarImports",true);
user_pref("noscript.allowURLBarJS", true);
user_pref("noscript.forbidBookmarklets",false);/
Re: ??? what`s the difference of these 4 parameters
Posted: Tue Apr 02, 2013 11:52 am
by Giorgio Maone
江3如此多娇 wrote:user_pref("noscript.allowBookmarkletImports", true);
Allows bookbarklets to import 3rd party scripts during their execution, even if their source locations aren't whitelisted.
江3如此多娇 wrote:user_pref("noscript.allowURLBarImports",true);
Same as a bove, but applies to javascript: URLs executed by entering them on the address bar directly.
江3如此多娇 wrote:user_pref("noscript.allowURLBarJS", true);
Enables javascript: URLs execution from the address bar, which is disabled by default on recent Firefox version (but may be useful to advanced users e.g. to develop or debug bookmarklets).
江3如此多娇 wrote:
user_pref("noscript.forbidBookmarklets",false);/
Controls bookmarklets execution on pages which aren't whitelisted (and therefore wouldn't normally allow them).
Re: ??? what`s the difference of these 4 parameters
Posted: Wed Apr 03, 2013 3:48 am
by 江3如此多娇
Giorgio Maone wrote:江3如此多娇 wrote:user_pref("noscript.allowBookmarkletImports", true);
Allows bookbarklets to import 3rd party scripts during their execution, even if their source locations aren't whitelisted.
江3如此多娇 wrote:user_pref("noscript.allowURLBarImports",true);
Same as a bove, but applies to javascript: URLs executed by entering them on the address bar directly.
江3如此多娇 wrote:user_pref("noscript.allowURLBarJS", true);
Enables javascript: URLs execution from the address bar, which is disabled by default on recent Firefox version (but may be useful to advanced users e.g. to develop or debug bookmarklets).
江3如此多娇 wrote:
user_pref("noscript.forbidBookmarklets",false);/
Controls bookmarklets execution on pages which aren't whitelisted (and therefore wouldn't normally allow them).
Got it,Thank you Giorgio Maone