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> On firefox [Site Bleacher] clears everything rather than just the one domain, which is not what you want. it's not ideal of course, but i would certainly prefer that...

fair enough - thanks

yes sir - saw that this morning! just for completeness, and if others are interested in the changes, see: [1632990 - Allow WebExtensions to clear ServiceWorkers by hostname](https://bugzilla.mozilla.org/show_bug.cgi?id=1632990) [1551301 -...

great news - thanks for keeping us up to date

i'm also interested in seeing this feature added, however i suspect it may only really shine where the file name is along the lines of ` - `, at least...

late to the party, but i have a couple comments here... > [Tor] doesn't seem like the right tradeoff for the majority of users, who have a not-actively-hostile commercial ISP....

i think we'd agree that digital trust is a pipe dream, so whether it's a vpn, tor, etc., nothing can be trusted that said... > I go a bit further...

@Lissy93 said... > With Tor, malicious exit nodes are very limited in the damage they can do when the user is visiting any HTTPS site. then why do they exist,...

> Instead, you could just have a serverless function, which accepts a URL, scans the site, generates a report, scrapes a contact address, then sends off the message. The function...

> Although would also mean sending the email from your real address. And it would might tedious to do each website one at a time. users would be (strongly) encouraged...