@tsunami @Moonhorse
I need to think about it, because the extension is designed to harden the browser by applying specific blocking rules to reduce the attack surface.
False positives mainly depend on the user's browsing habits. For example, if you enable the "Block suspicious TLDs" option and need to visit a ".top" domain (rare?), you can:
Both options imply that you trust and recognize the domain.
If you install the extension for family members or friends, depending on their browsing habits, they may (or may not) encounter some legitimate websites being blocked.
For typical browsing, it is generally rare to visit websites that use risky TLDs or that are blocked by the extension.
That said, I will think about this option.
A version for Edge is scheduled for the next weeks, will update once ready.
I need to think about it, because the extension is designed to harden the browser by applying specific blocking rules to reduce the attack surface.
False positives mainly depend on the user's browsing habits. For example, if you enable the "Block suspicious TLDs" option and need to visit a ".top" domain (rare?), you can:
- Click "Exclude domain" to add it to the whitelist if you plan to visit it frequently.
- Click "Proceed anyway" if you only intend to visit it once or very occasionally.
Both options imply that you trust and recognize the domain.
If you install the extension for family members or friends, depending on their browsing habits, they may (or may not) encounter some legitimate websites being blocked.
For typical browsing, it is generally rare to visit websites that use risky TLDs or that are blocked by the extension.
That said, I will think about this option.
A version for Edge is scheduled for the next weeks, will update once ready.
