Content Preferences Content Preferences is an extension which gives you site-specific content preferences.
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Content Preferences is an extension which gives you site-specific content preferences. Content Preferences is an extension which gives you site-specific content preferences.Here are some key features of "Content Preferences":· gives you site-specific content preferences, · a sidebar for twiddling them, · provides an API for other extensions that want to save your preferences on a site-specific basisRequirements:· Firefox 2.0 - 3.0a3 ALLWhat's New in This Release:· This version features significant changes under the hood to improve the code for extensions that want to use this extension to store their site-specific prefs (about which more soon--watch my blog).· It also offers the following two improvements for end-users who use it for its text-zoom functionality: · 1. Text zoom changes via the mousewheel are now supported, so no matter how you change your text zoom (via the View menu, keyboard shortcuts, the sidebar slider provided by this extension, or via the mousewheel gestures you can configure Firefox to obey), this extension will save it for each site you visit. · 2. An experimental mode lets you set site-specific preferences for a domain and all its subdomains. (f.e. *.mozilla.org). To enable this mode, use about:config to set the extensions.cpref.siteMode preference to 1. · If you're trying out Gecko 1.9 alpha releases (or the latest Gecko 1.9 nightlies), the extension uses the effective TLD service to determine the base domain for each site (f.e. mozilla.org for www.mozilla.org and bbc.co.uk for www.bbc.co.uk). Otherwise, it falls back to the real top-level domain plus one segment (i.e. mozilla.org for www.mozilla.org and co.uk for www.bbc.co.uk).

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