对 Firefox 的一项重要补充是为Firefox添加(Firefox)了权限管理(Permission Manager)器(Firefox)。Mozilla Firefox的权限管理(Permission Manager)器将允许用户定义用户自己的网站设置。例如，用户可以设置网站是否存储用户密码、用户位置、cookies、显示弹出窗口以及离线维护数据。权限管理器(Permission Manager)的优点在于它提供的定制级别并且易于配置。您可以决定要与网站共享哪些数据！
因此，现在用户可以通过在权限管理器(Permission Manager)中执行这些步骤来存储他们的设置保存密码、共享位置、设置 cookie、打开弹出窗口和维护离线存储。
当用户打开屏幕时，它会显示在 Web 浏览器中访问的所有站点的默认权限。
让我向用户介绍Firefox 权限管理器(Firefox Permission Manager)中的五个选项。
- 存储密码：(Store Passwords:)在这里，用户可以允许或阻止存储任何网站的密码。这对第三方登录助手没有影响。这会影响默认的Firefox密码。据此，用户可以允许或阻止在个别网站或任何其他网站上存储密码。
- 分享位置： (Share location: ) 如果网站支持Mozilla Firefox功能， (Mozilla Firefox)Firefox会将信息提交给网站，该功能会从用户那里收集位置和计算机 IP 地址等附加信息。无论设置如何，它始终检测计算机的 IP 地址。有两个选项：始终(Always)询问(Ask)或阻止(Block)。用户(User)可以为某些网站设置块类别。
- 设置 Cookie：(Set Cookies:)这里允许使用两个选项，例如Block Cookies和Allow for the session only。如果用户愿意，该站点或所有站点都可以设置 cookie。
- 打开弹出窗口： (Open Pop-up Windows: )我想向用户推荐这个选项。将此选项放入阻止(Block)类别，因为这将阻止所有网站上的所有弹出窗口。
- 保持离线存储：(Maintain Offline Storage:)这不应与Web 浏览器(Web Browser)缓存相混淆。如果用户在离线浏览模式下有喜欢的网站内容，可能会很方便。因此，离线存储用于在浏览器处于离线模式时提供对数据的访问。
为特定网站配置Firefox 权限管理器设置(Firefox Permission Manager)
当用户在Firefox中访问网站时，它会显示在 Web 浏览器中访问的所有网站的默认权限。但是，当用户在权限管理器(Permission Manager)中选择其中一个站点时，他可以查看有关它在浏览器中存储的有关用户的数据的信息。以下是如何通过Firefox中的(Firefox)权限管理器(Permission Manager)检查信息的详细信息并配置您的首选项。
- 启动火狐浏览器。
- 在新标签页中打开一个网站。
- 单击(Click)地址栏中的LockPad图标。
- 单击侧箭头以显示连接详细信息。
- 选择更多信息选项。
- 在浏览器中配置网站的首选项。
权限(Permissions)图标在Firefox浏览器的地址栏中可见。
启动火狐(Firefox)浏览器。确保(Make)它已更新到最新版本。
转到您经常访问的网站或在地址栏中输入其地址。
单击地址栏中的锁定键盘(Lock pad)图标。如果您尚未为网站设置任何权限，请单击侧箭头按钮以显示连接详细信息并设置权限。
单击更多(More)信息选项。
现在，切换到权限(Permissions)选项卡并为您正在访问的站点设置所需的权限。例如，您可以设置以下权限。
访问您的位置： 如果网站支持Mozilla Firefox功能， (Mozilla Firefox)Firefox会将信息提交给网站，该功能会从用户那里收集其他信息，例如位置和计算机 IP 地址。无论设置如何，它始终检测计算机的 IP 地址。为自己选择所需的选项（Always Ask/Allow/Block。
- 设置 Cookie(Set Cookies)：您可以在此处选择Allow/Allow仅允许会话/阻止选项。
- 打开弹出窗口(Open Pop-up Windows)：我们建议用户为此设置选择阻止(Block)选项以阻止所有网站上的所有弹出窗口。
同样，您可以配置其他设置的选项，例如打开(Open)弹出窗口、发送(Screen)通知(Send Notifications)、共享(Share)屏幕、安装附加组件、自动播放、使用(Use)相机(Camera)、使用(Use)麦克风(Microphone)等。
Hope it helps!
How to setup Firefox Permission Manager for websites
One important addition to Firefox has been the inclusion of a Permission Manager for Firefox. The Permission Manager of Mozilla Firefox will allow users to define the user’s own settings for the websites. For example, a user can set whether a website stores a user password, user’s location, cookies, show pop-up windows, and maintain data offline. The great thing about the Permission Manager is the level of customization that it offers and it is easy to configure. You can decide what data you want to share with websites!
So now a user can store their settings on save passwords, share location, set cookies, open pop-up windows, and maintain offline storage by following these steps in Permission Manager.
When the user opens the screen it displays the default permissions for all sites accessed in the web browser.
Let me introduce the user to the five options in the Firefox Permission Manager.
- Store Passwords: Here a user can allow or block storing of passwords for any website. This has no impact on the third-party log-in helpers. This affects the default Firefox password. According to this, the user can allow or block the storing of passwords on individual sites or any other websites.
- Share location: Firefox will submit the information to the websites if they support the Mozilla Firefox feature, which gathers additional information from users such as location and computer IP address. It always detects a computer’s IP address regardless of the setting. There are two options: Always Ask or Block. User can set block categories for some websites.
- Set Cookies: Here two options are permitted like Block Cookies along with Allow for the session only. The site or all sites can set cookies if the user wants.
- Open Pop-up Windows: This option I would like to recommend to the users. Put this option into the Block category because this will block all pop-ups across all websites.
- Maintain Offline Storage: This should not be confused with the Web Browser cache. If the users have favorite’s website content in offline browsing mode, it might be handy. So offline storage is used to provide access to data when the browser is in offline mode.
Configure Firefox Permission Manager settings for a particular website
When the user visits a website in Firefox, it displays the default permissions for all sites accessed in the web browser. However, when a user selects one of the sites in the Permission Manager, he can view information about the data that it stores about the user in the browser. Here’s how you can check the details of the information and configure your preferences via Permission Manager in Firefox.
- Launch the Firefox browser.
- Open a website in the new tab.
- Click the LockPad icon inside the address bar.
- Click the side-arrow to show connection details.
- Choose More Information option.
- Configure your Preferences for the website in the browser.
The Permissions icon is visible in the address bar of the Firefox browser.
Launch Firefox browser. Make sure it’s updated to the latest version.
Go to the website you visit frequently or enter its address in the address bar.
Click on the Lock pad icon in the address bar. If you haven’t set any permission for the website, click the side-arrow button to show connection details and set the permissions.
Click the More Information option.
Now, switch to the Permissions tab and set the desired permissions for the site that you’re visiting. For example, you can set the permissions for the following.
Access your location: Firefox will submit the information to the websites if they support the Mozilla Firefox feature, which gathers additional information from users such as location and computer IP address. It always detects a computer’s IP address regardless of the setting. Select the desired option for yourself (Always Ask/Allow/Block.
- Set Cookies: Here you can select between Allow/Allow for session only/Block options.
- Open Pop-up Windows: We recommend users choose the Block option for this setting to block all pop-ups across all websites.
Likewise, you can configure options for other settings like Open pop-up windows, Send Notifications, Share the Screen, install add-ons, autoplay, Use the Camera, Use the Microphone, etc.
Hope it helps!
