Disallow to register Service Workers
Total ratings
4.45
(Rating count:
11)
Review summary
Pros
- Effectively blocks unwanted service workers.
- Helps users manage outdated service workers.
- Offers a whitelist feature for preferred websites.
Cons
- Frequent prompts for sites already whitelisted.
- Lacks clarity on which domain a service worker belongs to during prompts.
- No option for global blocking without notifications.
Most mentioned
- Requests for clearer domain identification in alerts.
- Desire for automatic acceptance of whitelisted sites.
- Need for a global block option without prompts.
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Date | Author | Rating | Lang | Comment |
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2023-02-08 | 胡锦程 | it's not working for me, for example this webpage www.olx.pl. Whenever you open a new tab from this site, there is service worker actived, but not only one! it does detected olx.pl service worker but it didn't detect other one wp.pl. and I only want to block this wp.pl service worker. it's somehow hide behind avoide detection Please help me out! | ||
2023-02-08 | Myster Jin | en | it's not working for me, for example this webpage www.olx.pl. Whenever you open a new tab from this site, there is service worker actived, but not only one! it does detected olx.pl service worker but it didn't detect other one wp.pl. and I only want to block this wp.pl service worker. it's somehow hide behind avoide detection Please help me out! | |
2022-08-16 | Przemek D | The allow/deny prompt should clearly state which domain attempts to register a SW. Example: I visit "website.com" which has an embedded youtube video on it. Both the website and youtube (via its iframe) attempt to register a SW, yet the extension only asks "allow or deny THIS worker?" -- I would like to block the youtube SW (which is a useless resource hog) but allow the website.com one. Thanks | ||
2022-08-16 | Przemek D | en | The allow/deny prompt should clearly state which domain attempts to register a SW. Example: I visit "website.com" which has an embedded youtube video on it. Both the website and youtube (via its iframe) attempt to register a SW, yet the extension only asks "allow or deny THIS worker?" -- I would like to block the youtube SW (which is a useless resource hog) but allow the website.com one. Thanks | |
2022-07-26 | Stephen Wicklund | Worked for me! (had an issue with a site whose service-worker was somehow outdated/not-updating, and this was the only thing that fixed the issue for me, so I could use the latest version of the site's/webapp's code) | ||
2022-07-26 | Stephen Wicklund | en | Worked for me! (had an issue with a site whose service-worker was somehow outdated/not-updating, and this was the only thing that fixed the issue for me, so I could use the latest version of the site's/webapp's code) | |
2021-11-04 | Роман Чернышов | Большое спасибо! Хоть так бороться с криворукими сайтописателями. ФФ загибается, а на Хром встроенной отключалки нет. | ||
2021-11-04 | Роман Чернышов | ru | Большое спасибо! Хоть так бороться с криворукими сайтописателями. ФФ загибается, а на Хром встроенной отключалки нет. | |
2021-03-24 | Artemi Lebedev | Constantly asks | ||
2021-03-24 | Artemi Lebedev | en | Constantly asks |
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