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I have some sites like google.com and others my whitelist.
What I miss sometimes is the option to temporarily forbid javascript on those sites
without removing the permission permanently.
Perhaps those context menus shouldn't be there by default. You have to enable them.

There are many good reasons to do this. One is e.g.
I search something in google. One day later I know it was the forth link from top if i type "abc edf bla".
But with Javascript enabled, Google gives me the search results while I'm typing and I don't see the
searches I have entered before.
Other sites have other "bugs" or features I normally use but want to disable the site to get rid of them.


And if I remove temporary permissions, those should also be removed.

Forbidding it permanently takes one click in the menu. Re-allowing it permanently takes one click. Your suggested addition would take one click to temp-deny, and one to re-allow. No savings.

Unless I am not getting it, I agree with Tom, this is a moot feature. Can you maybe explain what you mean in terms of how its different then what's already available?

GµårÐïåñ, note that the OP was more than three months old, Bro.

I was cleaning up "unanswered messages", as I had suggested in the mod forum, saw this one, and answered just in case OP was subscribed or came back. I think it's moot, but it's now answered for anyone else with a similar idea. Cheers.

I didn't see it and hadn't shown up on my RSS until you posted to it. Sorry.