Firefox on macbook pro blocking every site

Firefox on macbook pro blocking every site how to#

Firefox on macbook pro blocking every site how to#

I do not like Vivaldi because of the hassle of having to cancel the Keyring prompt three times every time I run it, but I donвЂ™t know how to turn off Keyring, so I put up with it. Vivaldi вЂ“ There are a few sites which donвЂ™t run well with either Firefox/NoScript or Falkon, so for those sites I run Vivaldi. I have wired the internet connection from the Orbi Satellite into my Belkin Dock for connecting into the MacBook Pro 16' (2019 Model). One of the satellites is in the room where my laptop is. I have connected the Netgear Orbi WiFi 6 Router and satellite in my house. (Apparently it doesnвЂ™t try to use Keyring.)ДЈ. Norton Security blocking Port 7000 (Pop Up Message) on Mac. The thing I like about Falkon is that it doesnвЂ™t ask me to input a Keyring password. Some sites donвЂ™t run well when I am running NoScript, and I donвЂ™t want to disable it from FireFox, so I run Falkon for those sites. Falkon вЂ“ when I want to surf the web without NoScript blocking stuff. You can set the start time and the end time. Click Schedule in the upper right corner of the main screen. Tip: Block websites on Mac for a period of time with extension. The current site will be blocked immediately. Click the extensionвЂ™s icon in Firefox toolbar and click Block this site. (Actually, one time I saw scripts running on one non-Microsoft website.Дў. Go to a site that you want to block from your Mac. Because of NoScript, I have learned that Google scripts run on 99.99% of all websites (except for Microsoft websites), and that Microsoft scripts donвЂ™t run on any websites (except for Microsoft websites). Useful to block what I donвЂ™t want running, and useful for seeing what is trying to run silently in the background. Firefox with NoScript вЂ“ NoScript blocks all scripts from running, except for those that I specifically allow. I have listed them in order of preference:ДЎ. I use three different browsers in Linux Mint.