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Security | Security policies allow users to permit or deny browser functionality (such as [[Allowing only certain sites to use JavaScript | JavaScript capability]]) on a site-by-site basis. Firefox and the Mozilla suite provide for security policies via the Preferences System. | ||
There is currently no official dialog-based user interface for the Policy Manager, although one is [https://bugzilla.mozilla.org/show_bug.cgi?id=38966 currently under construction]. For Firefox, there is a third-party extension called Policy Manager which provides such an interface; it also allows for configuration of non-JavaScript functionality such as images, popups and cookies (which are not mentioned in the documentation below). | There is currently no official dialog-based user interface for the Policy Manager, although one is [https://bugzilla.mozilla.org/show_bug.cgi?id=38966 currently under construction]. For Firefox, there is a third-party extension called Policy Manager which provides such an interface; it also allows for configuration of non-JavaScript functionality such as images, popups and cookies (which are not mentioned in the documentation below). | ||
Revision as of 09:43, 20 May 2005
- This article applies to Firefox and the Mozilla Suite
Security policies allow users to permit or deny browser functionality (such as JavaScript capability) on a site-by-site basis. Firefox and the Mozilla suite provide for security policies via the Preferences System.
There is currently no official dialog-based user interface for the Policy Manager, although one is currently under construction. For Firefox, there is a third-party extension called Policy Manager which provides such an interface; it also allows for configuration of non-JavaScript functionality such as images, popups and cookies (which are not mentioned in the documentation below).
