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I don't want websites to query/enumerate my list of addons. How do I hide addons from websites?

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  • Последен отговор от tdassj

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I want to keep my of addons, extensions and plugins private. They can have acceptable content-types, but I don't want content delivery contingent on having/not having elements installed.

I assume this would have to be a per-site configuration item, I would prefer to block all, accept some (like I have to do with flash/java).

I want to keep my of addons, extensions and plugins private. They can have acceptable content-types, but I don't want content delivery contingent on having/not having elements installed. I assume this would have to be a per-site configuration item, I would prefer to block all, accept some (like I have to do with flash/java).

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Websites can only enumerate plugins, not extensions. Sites detect some extensions (like ad blockers) based on the page of missing/added elements in the page.

Here's an example of a page that enumerates plugins:

You can use an add-on to empty out the plugins array, although this might cause unpredictable results on sites where you actually do want to use plugins. For example, I posted a Greasemonkey userscript here: https://greasyfork.org/en/scripts/18256-hide-all-plugins

I didn't create a UI to easily add/exempt sites, but someone could do that, or perhaps you'll find something easier to use.

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jscher2000 said

Websites can only enumerate plugins, not extensions. Sites detect some extensions (like ad blockers) based on the page of missing/added elements in the page. Here's an example of a page that enumerates plugins: You can use an add-on to empty out the plugins array, although this might cause unpredictable results on sites where you actually do want to use plugins. For example, I posted a Greasemonkey userscript here: https://greasyfork.org/en/scripts/18256-hide-all-plugins I didn't create a UI to easily add/exempt sites, but someone could do that, or perhaps you'll find something easier to use.


@jscher2000


Hey, may I ask you a question?


I want to hide the add-on or plugins tap by changing the defaut configuration of "about:config". So I creat a pref.js file but I don't know which item in "about:config" is the relevant configuration, and could you tell me how i can do that?


Thanks a lot.

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Hi tdassj, I see you have a separate question about this: https://support.mozilla.org/questions/1147720

I actually don't think there is a preference for hiding the about:addons page (or any other internal pages). If I think of anything, I'll post it in the other thread.

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jscher2000 said

Hi tdassj, I see you have a separate question about this: https://support.mozilla.org/questions/1147720 I actually don't think there is a preference for hiding the about:addons page (or any other internal pages). If I think of anything, I'll post it in the other thread.


Thanks a lot @jscher2000

waiting for your further support :)

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@jscher2000

And do you have any other methods to customize the requirement ?