Download link: https://addons.mozilla.org/firefox/addon/permissions-auto-registerer/
Define a preference for websites, like:
pref("extensions.autopermission.sites.<domain>", "<type1>=<value1>, <type2>=<value2>, ...");
pref("extensions.autopermission.sites.<identifier>", "<origin_or_host>: <type1>=<value1>, <type2>=<value2>, ...");
For example:
pref("extensions.autopermission.sites.www.example.com", "popup=1, geo=2, install=2");
pref("extensions.autopermission.sites.test", "test.example.com: popup=1, geo=2, install=2");
pref("extensions.autopermission.sites.test-secure", "https://test.example.com:8080: popup=1");
Any character is available for the identifier, if it is acceptable as a preference name specified as an UTF-8 bytes array. You need to use the format when you hope to apply new permissions only for "https:" version webpages.
To confirm permissions are correctly applied, see about:permissions.
Available types are:
password: Allow to save passwords to the password manager.geo: Allow to access to the geolication API.cookie: Allow to store Cookie.popup: Allow to open popup windows (ads, etc.)indexedDB: Allow to use offline storages.fullscreen: Allow to activate DOM fullscreen.image: Allow to load image files.install: Allow to install addons.offline-app: Allow to use offline-cache for web applications.camera: Allow to access camera devices.microphone: Allow to access microphone devices.push: Allow websites to notify users of new messages or updated content.
Available vlaues are:
0: Unknown. (clear the stored value and follow to the default preference)1: Allow all.2: Deny all.
For Cookies, there are more choices:
0: Unknown. (clear the stored value and follow to the default preference)1: Allow all cookies permanently.2: Deny all cookies permanently.8: Allow all cookies only for the current session.9: Allow first party cookies permanently, and deny all others.10: Allow first party cookies permanently, and allow third party cookeis also permanently only when they are already accepted.
This is mainly designed for corporate-use.
You can control permissions like a security policy, with MCD. For example:
var PERM_DEFAULT = 0;
var PERM_ALLOW = 1;
var PERM_DENY = 2;
// list of trusted sites
pref("extensions.autopermission.policy.trusted.sites", "mozilla.com,mozilla.org");
// permissions for trusted sites
pref("extensions.autopermission.policy.trusted.camera", PERM_ALLOW);
pref("extensions.autopermission.policy.trusted.cookie", PERM_ALLOW);
pref("extensions.autopermission.policy.trusted.fullscreen", PERM_ALLOW);
pref("extensions.autopermission.policy.trusted.geo", PERM_ALLOW);
pref("extensions.autopermission.policy.trusted.image", PERM_ALLOW);
pref("extensions.autopermission.policy.trusted.indexedDB", PERM_ALLOW);
pref("extensions.autopermission.policy.trusted.install", PERM_ALLOW);
pref("extensions.autopermission.policy.trusted.microphone", PERM_ALLOW);
pref("extensions.autopermission.policy.trusted.offline-app", PERM_ALLOW);
pref("extensions.autopermission.policy.trusted.password", PERM_ALLOW);
pref("extensions.autopermission.policy.trusted.popup", PERM_ALLOW);
pref("extensions.autopermission.policy.trusted.push", PERM_ALLOW);
// special permissions for trusted sites, based on Firefox's capability settings
// allow/deny to run scripts in the site
pref("extensions.autopermission.policy.trusted.javascript", PERM_ALLOW);
// allow/deny links to locak files
pref("extensions.autopermission.policy.trusted.localfilelinks", PERM_ALLOW);
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