It's up to me what I do and don't download. It's a harmless PUP, rather than malware, which is why I don't want the website blocked. While I get that for many people, blocking websites containing PUPs is a good thing to do, in my case, I only want malicious websites, or websites containing actual malware downloads blocked. That's why I would like the option to not automatically enable new providers.
yes, but the process of throwing the toggle switches to suit your preference is very easy and takes less than 1 minute. Not a biggee.
Sure, but it would be nice to have the option to not have new providers automatically enabled.
Osprey doesn't block page elements individually. I'll look into this though.@Foulest Forgive me if it's already been covered, but is it possible to monitor frame navigation separately, such that a benign page can still be visited while blocking CSS? Or does it do that when "ignore frame navigation" is checked? Avast is able to block iFrames separately on my phone, but I don't know how hard it would be to make that happen here. BTW, I'd lurve to one day see Osprey for iOS/Android.
I have Osprey on Firefox for Android. Enable temporarily the option Desktop site and install the add-on from official addons.mozilla site.
