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Updated Changes from HTTP Switchboard (markdown)

gorhill 2014-11-04 05:30:56 -08:00
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@ -87,7 +87,7 @@ The scope selector in the matrix popup is simply used to select where a rule sho
There was not much real use for disabling "strict blocking", except for when a user wanted to fully auto-whitelist 1st-party requests when `frame` (or whatever request type) was globally blacklisted (blacklisting 3rd-party `frame` is a good habit security-wise).
Now with the `1st-party` row, it's just a matter of whitelisting `* 1st-party frame`, which will override the global blacklisting of the `frame` type, and thus it has become possible to fully whitelist a domain despite the presence of blacklisted types.
Now with the `1st-party` row, it's just a matter of whitelisting `* 1st-party frame`, which will override the global blacklisting of the `frame` type, and thus it has become possible to fully whitelist a domain despite the presence of blacklisted request types.
So _"Enable strict blocking"_ is now gone, and strict blocking is how the matrix naturally works.