Press question mark to learn the rest of the keyboard shortcuts Log In Sign Up User account menu 54 It would be amazing if we can disable stuff (esp Javascript because of click triggered pop ups) from here like chrome without the need for add ons.

Sounds like a feature all other browsers should implement.

Share Report Save level 2 3 years ago edited 3 years ago Mozilla, instead of improving on them, removed javascript controls from settings completely because checkboxes that kill your product.

Thankfully we got much needed features, like Social API, soon after.

Share Report Save level 1 3 years ago I agree Chromes implementation of this seems quite handy I just discovered this related extension: have not yet tried it myself though.

Perhaps youd also like: Also: Welcome back to Firefox;D 4 Share Report Save level 2 Original Poster 3 years ago Pop up blocker is a hit and miss tbh.

This was really good (when i used it on Firefox) because it blocked every damn pop up unless you whitelisted it (which was a single click).

Disable Popups Firefox Install It But

I tried to install it but disable the restriction on legacy add on installation but it doesnt show up in the menu bar (hence cant be toggled onoff) Also: Welcome back to Firefox;D Thanks:p Also Ive made another post about editing the look (colorfont of text) of the context menu in Firefox to make it look more like Chrome as that one is much cleaner.

Do you know if its possible and if it is then how its done Still thanks for the recommendation:) 2 Share Report Save Continue this thread level 1 3 years ago We need the same for addon permissions too.

Share Report Save level 1 Firefox Developer 3 years ago FYI, Chrome is going to make this look condensed like Firefox in 63 Probably for the same reason why were doing it.

These options are confusingoverwhelmingunnecessary to most people.

Share Report Save level 2 3 years ago I dont understand this argument though, the same most people will most likely not check that at all.

Disable Popups Firefox Windows 10 3 Years

Share Report Save level 2 Nightly Windows 10 3 years ago Even in 63 you can go to site settings and still control it for every single site.

Thats not possible in Firefox.

Share Report Save level 2 Firefox Fedora 3 years ago These options are confusingoverwhelmingunnecessary to most people.

Considering most people these days means power users, cause everyone else was, is and will be migrating to Chrome and Edge, that statements is just completely bullshit.

Share Report Save level 1 3 years ago Firefox permissions are actually easy to access, and have been that for years.

Share Report Save level 2 Original Poster 3 years ago You cant:( 5 Share Report Save level 1 3 years ago Well, we used to have No Script, but thats gotten wonky with FF 56.

No Script and Video Downloader are the 2 reasons I use FF, and now they both have lost a lot of functionality.: 2 Share Report Save level 1 Original Poster 3 years ago I was on Firefox for 4 years but for the last 7 months ive been using Chrome because it is simply faster and snappier in every way IMO.

Just now tried Firefox DevEd and i simply loved it In instances its even faster for me than Chrome.

The feature i love about chrome is disablingrevoking permission for specific websites with just a click (its easily accessible) while on Firefox, from what im aware, you cannot disable Javascript for specific sites without add ons.

I used NoScript (tried it by enabling installation of legacy add ons) and it blocks scripts even after allowing it globally.

Used YesScript (its not compatible tho) and it seems to be working on RARBG ( clicking on the search bar opens a new ad tab even with uBlock Origin installed and pop ups blocked from settings ) It would be really convenient if Firefox implemented easily accessible toggles like Chrome did.

Share Report Save level 2 3 years ago I agree default permissions arent accessible easily enough, only modified ones are very easy to access.

The reason is that Firefox has traditionally relied on add-ons to provide such functionality, which they tend to do better anyway.

I dont know if there are add-ons to improve the default permissions UI which you can access with Right click Page info Permissions (if thats the correct English translation) 3 Share Report Save Continue this thread View Entire Discussion (16 Comments) More posts from the firefox community Continue browsing in rfirefox rfirefox The latest news and developments on Firefox and Mozilla, a global non-profit that strives to promote openness, innovation and opportunity on the web.

Members 839 Online Created Jan 25, 2008 Join Top posts october 19th 2017 Top posts of october, 2017 Top posts 2017 help Reddit App Reddit coins Reddit premium Reddit gifts about careers press advertise blog Terms Content policy Privacy policy Mod policy Reddit Inc 2021.