adam:ONE® assist
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CRX ID
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Status
- Extension status: Featured
Description from extension meta
Allows the user to easily initiate an unblock request when an HTTPS site was denied by the adam:ONE® system.
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Description from store
Enhances the user experience for adam:ONE® users (formerly known as DNSthingy™)
- Display the Block Page for denied HTTPS sites.
- List website dependencies.
- Allow Google's reCAPTCHA to function when Google domains are denied.
- Display protection status behind adam:ONE®.
Version 2.0.7
- Update to Manifest V3
Latest reviews
- Live for Technology
- You really need to disclose that you have a listener set up in the background via blockedhttpsdetector_background.js that literally catches ALL error URLs, and apparently ALL headers of sites I browse to your site of http://mytools.management/isblocked". Nowhere in the description or installation does it inform me as the user that my ENTIRE browsing history/activity is potentially being not only sent to your site (privacy) but then what obviously happens to my browsing performance if/when we all have to first send our traffic through your site?!? This alone takes it from a five-star extension to a one(zero)-star IMO and no way I'll continue to use it.
- Live for Technology
- You really need to disclose that you have a listener set up in the background via blockedhttpsdetector_background.js that literally catches ALL error URLs, and apparently ALL headers of sites I browse to your site of http://mytools.management/isblocked". Nowhere in the description or installation does it inform me as the user that my ENTIRE browsing history/activity is potentially being not only sent to your site (privacy) but then what obviously happens to my browsing performance if/when we all have to first send our traffic through your site?!? This alone takes it from a five-star extension to a one(zero)-star IMO and no way I'll continue to use it.
- A Chase Turner
- Before DNSThingy, I thought Cisco's Umbrella product was my best line of protection, except for the bypass of DNS lookups via HTTPS. DNSThingy's DTTS product is a singularly brilliant strategy to enforce protection at Layer 2 -- by assuring any outgoing connection is first qualified via a FQDN which allows one to evaluate the domain's reputation BEFORE allowing the connection!
- A Chase Turner
- Before DNSThingy, I thought Cisco's Umbrella product was my best line of protection, except for the bypass of DNS lookups via HTTPS. DNSThingy's DTTS product is a singularly brilliant strategy to enforce protection at Layer 2 -- by assuring any outgoing connection is first qualified via a FQDN which allows one to evaluate the domain's reputation BEFORE allowing the connection!
- Roman K
- Simple, straigforward, valuable. Indispensable for using with HTTP Request Blocker extension.
- Daryl Siemens
- Makes whitelisting possible!
- Daryl Siemens
- Makes whitelisting possible!
- Geoffrey Shaw
- Excellent! Solved my problem!
- Geoffrey Shaw
- Excellent! Solved my problem!
- David Redekop
- I use this every day.
- David Redekop
- I use this every day.
- Jason Burke
- Great tool to have when trying to manage white-lists.
- Jason Burke
- Great tool to have when trying to manage white-lists.
- Dave Borgne
- Great extension!
- Dave Borgne
- Great extension!