xiMatrix

filter net requests according to source, destination and type  https://addons.mozilla.org/firefox/addon/ximatrix/
git clone https://git.ce9e.org/xiMatrix.git

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d07b5cfac1ddbdd4e761ff20d4a0f627c00b3b91
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7b4d9db82efd45b5931c00e584c639028bc41cb3
Author
Tobias Bengfort <tobias.bengfort@posteo.de>
Date
2022-08-08 19:51
typo

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M src/popup.html 2 +-

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diff --git a/src/popup.html b/src/popup.html

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   16    16 
   17    17 	<details>
   18    18 		<summary>Help</summary>
   19    -1 		<p>In the table above, the columns represent different types of requests. The rows represent domains. Numbers show how many requests of a given type the current tab tries to make to the given domain. Red cells are blocked, green cells are allowed. Light green cells are allowed indirectly, e.g. because they represent a sub-domain of an allowed domain. Grey cells are disabled..</p>
   -1    19 		<p>In the table above, the columns represent different types of requests. The rows represent domains. Numbers show how many requests of a given type the current tab tries to make to the given domain. Red cells are blocked, green cells are allowed. Light green cells are allowed indirectly, e.g. because they represent a sub-domain of an allowed domain. Grey cells are disabled.</p>
   20    20 		<p>By default, everything is blocked. You can click on a cell to allow it. You can also click on the domain or type to allow the complete row or column. There are also some special rows:</p>
   21    21 		<ul>
   22    22 			<li><strong>inline</strong>: This row is in charge of blocking inline code, e.g. <code>&lt;script&gt;</code>-elements that are directly embedded into the HTML code. Note that some cells are disabled, e.g. there is no such thing as an "inline XHR".</li>