Reviews for JavaScript Permission Matrix
JavaScript Permission Matrix by Anon
Review by jawz101
Rated 5 out of 5
by jawz101, 5 years agoit would be nice if you had a github page to move discussions to. It would also be nice to have a log to see what was blocked by which setting. It would also be nice to have a button to block all by default. I also don't understand the SRI hashes vs 1st party scripts vs minimal permissions thing.
Developer response
posted 5 years ago>it would be nice if you had a github page to move discussions to.
>It would also be nice to have a log to see what was blocked by which setting
Okay, it will be done after next release.
>I also don't understand the SRI hashes vs 1st party scripts vs minimal permissions thing.
Minimal context - a permission context that is applied to all scripts.
First-party context - a permission context that is applied to first-party scripts. It allows you to give more permissions to first-party scripts.
SRI context - a permission context that is applied to scripts with "integrity" attribute ( https://developer.mozilla.org/en-US/docs/Web/Security/Subresource_Integrity ).
>It would also be nice to have a log to see what was blocked by which setting
Okay, it will be done after next release.
>I also don't understand the SRI hashes vs 1st party scripts vs minimal permissions thing.
Minimal context - a permission context that is applied to all scripts.
First-party context - a permission context that is applied to first-party scripts. It allows you to give more permissions to first-party scripts.
SRI context - a permission context that is applied to scripts with "integrity" attribute ( https://developer.mozilla.org/en-US/docs/Web/Security/Subresource_Integrity ).
3 reviews
- Rated 1 out of 5by SedUz, a month agoUpd:
Don`t install this addon! This addon doesnt provide source code repository and recently has changed owner! This may indicate new unknown owners will install viruses using this addon and steal your password! Be cautious!
Barely usable. Why do I need to shuffle manually though all categories of scripts to allow youtube load? this is ridiculous. Normal extensions like uMatrix or nuMatrix at least show what requests are blocked and it is easy to fix sites and apply whitelist rules.
This may be a cool extension for web developer geeks or paranoid maniacs who has many hours every day to fix sites with this not convenient GUI, but not for regular people.