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by danShumway
1016 days ago
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Interesting project! Off the top of my head I guess it would be a larger addition since this is currently using built-in Firefox features for isolation, but recording/caching requests that are made during the initial load in order to "freeze" a website until the user chooses to update would make this more useful. If you do want to go down that route, using the blocking `webRequest` to record responses and stick them into storage and then re-serve them from the cache would possibly be the best way to go about it. At that point though I'd probably advise seeing if you could get off of `<all_urls>` as a required permission? And I haven't ever played with blocking network requests for websockets, so I'm not sure if they'd require separate handling. Just a thought. But regardless, thanks for sharing :) |
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