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Isn't this natively supported through Click To Play plugins? Is there a way for you to simple manage the whitelist for that the way you do for Javascript?
But yes, currently if the user choose "click-to-play" in chromium settings, and user whitelist, say, Youtube (and whatever else it needs to play videos), it starts to resemble the NoScript feature. But for HTTPSB this would still require at least two clicks to unblock a plugin, whereas with NoScript it is a single click feature, with no need to access the popup menu.
Won't fix, Chromium has already a "click-to-play" feature, so it's just a matter of not blacklisting "plugin" and activating the "click-to-play" Chromium feature. I use it this way and it has been working fine, so I don't see the need to add more code (along with the issues/bugs) to replicate what is already built in the browser.
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insanitybit commentedon Nov 11, 2013
Isn't this natively supported through Click To Play plugins? Is there a way for you to simple manage the whitelist for that the way you do for Javascript?
gorhill commentedon Nov 11, 2013
Problem is chrome API doesn't have a "click-to-play" setting (that would be great), it has only "allow" or "block":
http://developer.chrome.com/extensions/contentSettings.html#property-plugins
But yes, currently if the user choose "click-to-play" in chromium settings, and user whitelist, say, Youtube (and whatever else it needs to play videos), it starts to resemble the NoScript feature. But for HTTPSB this would still require at least two clicks to unblock a plugin, whereas with NoScript it is a single click feature, with no need to access the popup menu.
gorhill commentedon Dec 24, 2013
Won't fix, Chromium has already a "click-to-play" feature, so it's just a matter of not blacklisting "plugin" and activating the "click-to-play" Chromium feature. I use it this way and it has been working fine, so I don't see the need to add more code (along with the issues/bugs) to replicate what is already built in the browser.