How does it work though, does it use tracker lists like uBlock origin does?

I'd definitely wanna block embedded trackers though

Firefox changes the capacity dynamically, I set browser.cache.disk.capacity to false in about:config and browser.cache.disk.capacity to 1024000 (the storage amount in MBs)

macOS

This is really useful thanks!

But couldn't the JS runtime track which objects and variables interact with such information, so if they make any HTTP requests with the info after getting it and maybe processing it then it could be rejected?

I've received complaints about spamming posts so I added the instance names in the titles. I thought there's no harm in posting crossposting, I know Lemmy is federated but I want to ensure they show up instead of hoping for automatic feed algorithm to show them when it may or may not.

IDK why I so much flak. If any here downvotes my posts or this comment please respond below with your thoughts to help me figure out how to move forward.

For backing up history files.

Do u have any ideas for things to try on macOS?

Which extension was it? Maybe take a look on ur PC.

Im on a laptop though, any ideas?

The applications box doesn't have a row for images.

Thanks, though I went with the RunWith Addon. I do wish I took a look at this first, it might've taken less time to setup.

I have a blank copy of Firefox that I just open, I also have the option to always ask turned off there and it asks for the download location when trying to download images.

I don't think so, its just the downloads folder on my Mac.

The later.

Read this comment. I can select the dropdown items with the Browser Toolbox and add CSS to them.

Oh you're absolutely right, I've been in that territory for awhile ago, I haven't gotten time until lately to make addons.

Oh this is exactly what I wanted, thank you!

It does in fact only bookmark the first tab when multiple are selected.

The issue with bookmarks is that it takes too much navigation to open one and browsers don’t allow to select multiple in a folder to open

Tab Session manager works really poorly for me. I’ve been using it for years and have had this issue for years where often when I’d try to restore a session, a bunch of tabs would be lost and replaced with blank new tab pages. It’s really frustrating when I trust the extension with session up to literally 100s of tabs.

I use both often but how well does Tab Session Manager work for you? I've been using it for years and have had this issue for years where often when I'd try to restore a session, a bunch of tabs would be lost and replaced with blank new tab pages. It's really frustrating when I trust the extension with session up to literally 100s of tabs.

Well I'll note, I'm on Mac its's not a native dropdown menu, this is what it looks like:

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Can you elaborate on that? What do u mean by OS level?

I really people to be specific do I know these things exactly.

I think Firefox should be able to keep the dropdown menu focused somehow, since its essentially HTML inside the browser engine, and its possible to disable pop hiding for Firefox UI popups in the browser toolbox. The browser toolbox can't inspect page HTML though, only Firefox UI elements.

Ding ding ding! User agent switcher addon. See my post edit.

No it was a user agent switcher addon. But now I want to check these out 😂!

I wonder if I should make a account and complain.

Yep, check my edit. It was caused by a user agent switcher addon.

I'm on Mac and that's not a native dropdown menu, this is what it looks like:

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Close, it was a user agent switcher addon. Look at my post edit.

Thanks!

I'm on Mac and that's not a native dropdown menu, this is what it looks like:

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