Allow local directory path (whishlist)
Posted: Thu Mar 26, 2009 11:22 am
Hi, Giorgio!
First of all let me say that noscript is a great tool, I love it. Thanks so much for your work, it's very much appreciated!
I have two low priority questions, maybe they are wishlist items:
Is there a way to selectively allow a local directory path, i.e., file:///C:/whatever/directory/ and all its subdirectories? The reason is that I have a local copy of Perldoc on my disk, which needs Javascript (as you might now). Now currently I simply use "Temporarily allow file://" and it's really no big deal, but I was just wondering if there is a way to automate that (lazy as I am). The user has no write permissions on that directory tree, so it should be save to have it permanently allowed.
Second question (even more exotic): Is it possible to temporarily disable the whitelist, i.e., something like "Block Scripts Globally?" Admittedly, very rarely needed, although lately I looked for such an option (can't remember why exactly). It could also be seen as an "emergency stop button," if you will.
I know that your GUI is already well equipped, so you will carefully think about any further additions. So again, think of it as two low priority wishlist items, no more.
Eric
First of all let me say that noscript is a great tool, I love it. Thanks so much for your work, it's very much appreciated!
I have two low priority questions, maybe they are wishlist items:
Is there a way to selectively allow a local directory path, i.e., file:///C:/whatever/directory/ and all its subdirectories? The reason is that I have a local copy of Perldoc on my disk, which needs Javascript (as you might now). Now currently I simply use "Temporarily allow file://" and it's really no big deal, but I was just wondering if there is a way to automate that (lazy as I am). The user has no write permissions on that directory tree, so it should be save to have it permanently allowed.
Second question (even more exotic): Is it possible to temporarily disable the whitelist, i.e., something like "Block Scripts Globally?" Admittedly, very rarely needed, although lately I looked for such an option (can't remember why exactly). It could also be seen as an "emergency stop button," if you will.
I know that your GUI is already well equipped, so you will carefully think about any further additions. So again, think of it as two low priority wishlist items, no more.
Eric
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