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| LICENSE | 1072B |
| Makefile | 52B |
| README.md | 1367B |
| icon.svg | 649B |
| manifest.json | 916B |
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| src/content.js | 531B |
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xiMatrix - block requests based on domain and type
This extension is heavily inspired by uMatrix, but much simpler. By default, all web requests as well as inline code are blocked. You can then define rules to allow only those requests you want. Definitely for advanced users.
Available for Firefox here: https://addons.mozilla.org/firefox/addon/ximatrix/
Differences to uMatrix
- advantages
- uMatrix is no longer maintained. The last release was in July 2021.
- keyboard navigation
- simpler code
- rules are encoded as JSON
- it is possible to control inline scripts, styles, and images
- there is a separate column for fonts
- disadvantages / simplifications
- no settings at all
- less flexible rules
- there are no block rules, so it is not possible to overwrite an extensive allow rule with a more specific block rule
- images and media have been combined into a single column
- I am sure some of the details of the rule inheritance are different. I tried to produce something that works for me rather than copying every detail.
- the popup is not updated while it is open. You have to close and open it again to refresh the data.
- blocked images are not replaced by a placeholder
Known issues
- cached requests are not included in the request counts