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The Firefox Permissions Manager collects website preferences all in one place. Learn how to set options for one site or set default permissions for all sites.

Instead of hunting all over Firefox to change various website permissions, the Permissions Manager now collects them all in one place. You can customize permissions for individual sites or set the default permissions for all sites. This article will get you started. {warning}'''Warning:''' This is an experimental feature. It may change drastically in future versions of Firefox.{/warning} {for fx35, =fx4, =fx5} [[T:ApplytoFx|version=6|slug=firefox]] {/for} __TOC__ =How do I open the Permissions Manager?= To open the Permissions Manager, just type the words '''about:permissions''' into the location bar as if it were a website and hit {key Enter}. The current tab will be replaced by the Permissions Manager.{for win}<br>[[Image:Permissions Manager Win1]]{/for}{for mac}<br>[[Image:Permissions Manager Mac1]]{/for} On the left hand side you'll see a search bar with a list of all the websites you've been to below it. The right hand side lists the various website permissions that Firefox stores.{for not fx14}{for win}<br><br>[[Image:Permissions Manager Win2]]{/for}{for mac}<br>[[Image:Permissions Manager Mac2]]{/for}{/for}{for fx14}{for win}<br><br>[[Image:Permissions Manager Win2 Fx14]]{/for}{/for} =What permissions can I manage?= The Permissions Manager gives you easy access to the following: *'''Store passwords:''' Allow or block Firefox from storing passwords for the website(s). Click {button Manage Passwords...} to open the Password Manager where you can view or delete individual passwords. See [[Password manager - Remember, delete and change saved passwords in Firefox]] for more information. *'''Share Location:''' Set Firefox to always ask for your permission, automatically allow (only for a single website) or block it from sharing your current location to the website(s). See the [http://www.mozilla.org/firefox/geolocation/ Location-Aware Browsing FAQ] for more info.{note}'''Note:''' Your public [http://wikipedia.org/wiki/IP_address IP address] can always be seen, which may be used to determine your general location (city, region, etc.). *'''Set Cookies:''' Allow the website(s) to set cookies, set them just for the current session or block them from being set. You can remove cookies by clicking {button Remove All Cookies} or manage individual cookies by clicking {button Manage Cookies...}. See the [[Cookies - Information that websites store on your computer]] article for more. *'''Open Pop-up windows:''' Block or allow the website(s) to open pop-up windows. See the [[Pop-up blocker settings, exceptions and troubleshooting]] article for details. *'''Maintain Offline Storage:''' Set Firefox to always ask for your permission, automatically allow (only for a single website) or block it from storing website(s) information on your computer for use when you are offline. {for fx14} *'''Plugins''' (if set to Always Ask for All Sites): Set Firefox to always ask for your permission, automatically allow or block it (only for a single website) from using plugins for the website(s). {/for} {for fx15} *'''Fullscreen:''' Set Firefox to always ask for your permission, automatically allow (only for a single website) or block it from being displayed in full screen for the website(s). {/for} =How do I manage permissions for a single website?= To work with a single website you have to select it from the list on the left side. You can quickly narrow down that long list by typing part of the site's address in the search box. Once you've selected a site, you can manage its permissions with the settings on the right.{for win}[[Image:Permissions Manager Win3]]{/for}{for mac}[[Image:Permissions Manager Mac3]]{/for} *When working with a single site you can also click the {button Forget About This Site} button to delete everything Firefox has stored for that site. {warning}'''Warning:''' All history items (browsing and download history, cookies, cache, active logins, passwords, saved form data, exceptions for cookies, images, pop-ups) for that site will be removed.{/warning} =How do I manage the default permissions for all websites?= To manage the default permissions for all websites select '''All Sites''' from the top of the list of websites. Now the settings on the right represent the default permissions for all websites. {for win}[[Image:Permissions Manager Win4]]{/for}{for mac}[[Image:Permissions Manager Mac4]]{/for} [[Template:ShareArticle|link=http://mzl.la/MBAGJI]]