[Feature Request] Whitelist

[damtharvey]

Can you add a whitelist whose overlays aren't automatically blocked?
(Sorry; I don't know JavaScript.)

[InanZen]

If you are using the option "Enabled by default for all websites" and want to disable it on certain websites, just click the extension icon on that website and click the green "Enabled" button which will turn it into gray Disabled for that website (and it's children). The extension will no longer run on those websites.

[damtharvey]

The extension icon doesn't always appear. For example, some websites use accounts.google.com to sign you in. The small window that pops up doesn't have extension icons.

[InanZen]

Hmm yes I see how that would be a problem, since at the moment there is no option to manually add domains to whitelist/blacklist without visiting them.
I'll have to check if that kind of functionality can be added without refactoring settings save/load system.

Maybe as a temporary solution for those popup windows might be to prevent them from hiding the menu bar with the extension icons (not sure which option it is) as described here: http://kb.mozillazine.org/Prevent_websites_from_disabling_new_window_features
Please let me know if one of those settings prevents the hiding of the extension icons.

[damtharvey]

Tried them all. It looks like they don't work.

[InanZen]

As mentioned in the other open issue (about pretty much the same thing): The problem is that I was (and still am) unfamiliar with chrome/firefox plugin and storage design, so I used chrome.storage.local which IIRC stores data only for active domain (atm I'm even having trouble seeing that data in web developer tools).
That's why there is no global list of domains, each domain has its own storage which tries to get loaded for every domain.
So to make an editable list the whole settings saving and loading would have to be redesigned and as I'm not an active chrome/firefox developer would take a lot of time for me to design and implement the new system.