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Let user decide what's the default #2
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Yes, please. I really need a way to set disabled as default. Isn't there a hidden config somewhere?
@pascalwhoop So Sorry, I never starred the repository so never got notified of your comment, I will implement that soon, in few day. Really Sorry for so long wait. I would do that very soon. It is not at all hard.
@pabgan I will implement it in few days. Sorry for so late response.
If you need anything else feel free to open another issue. I would be more than happy to implement new features.
Hi @meetDeveloper, thanks for the interest. Is that ready? I did not see any commit or updates in the extension. The extension I am using right now is driving me crazy and I would very much like to use yours.
@pabgan Sorry Brother, I am getting on it right now, can you tell me what all thing in your extension is driving you crazy, I could better understand the situation that way.
- No worries, thank you for your work. The one I am using now is https://addons.mozilla.org/es/firefox/addon/disable-javascript/ I have configured it to JS off by default and disable JS by tab, not by domain. Is driving me crazy two things most of all: 1. It does not have memory or a whitelist for websites where I do want JS always. 2. The keyboard shortcut to enable/disable JS does not work 90% of the time, not sure why. What I would like to do is: 1. Navigate without JS to the extent possible. 2. When I really need to use a website and it does not work without JS I want to be able to enable it temporarily with a shortcut, (a button as an extra does not harm) . 3. If I need to use the non-functioning-without-js website regularly, like the my work's Jira application, then I want to add the domain to a whitelist, with a shortcut too if that is possible. Thanks again, bro. El lun, 3 de dic 2018 a las 9:26 AM, meetDeveloper <notifications@github.com> escribió:…@pabgan Sorry Brother, I am getting on it right now, can you tell me what all thing in your extension is driving you crazy, I could better understand the situation that way. — You are receiving this because you were mentioned. Reply to this email directly, view it on GitHub, or mute the thread.
@pabgan Sorry, for late reply, I missed a notification for this message, I will look into it and improve my extension, I currently do job, and get little time to work on these things. But will surely take up next weekend and improve it.
@resynth1943 , thanks for the suggestion. I actually used that one for a long while, but finally moved on, to other options. I don't recall the reason exactly, might be that it is missing a "temporarily allow this tab" or something like this. I have tried a few extensions and all of them miss something that the others have.
I think I am going to have a little bit more free time next year, and I plan to improve any of those, whichever seems easier.
@pabgan Can you improve this one?
I will definitely take a look at it.
fyi the relevant code is setting
let whitelist_js = falseinbackground.js
Hey.
What do you think about letting the user decide what is the default? Would that be hard to implement? I got no idea, never wrote a firefox extension. But you could have a toggle "default" with on and off. So everyone can pick their favorite.