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driverdan on Jan 20, 2015 | parent | context | favorite | on: µBlock for Firefox

What about when you're doing development work on a site that uses content you'd normally block (Analytics, ads, etc)? When I spend a day working I don't want to have to toggle Privoxy every time I want to search for something.

dserodio on Jan 20, 2015 | [–]

Use FoxyProxy and create rules that "whitelist" the sites you're working on

Torgo on Jan 20, 2015 | [–]

You really probably want to use a separate browser profile with no plugins installed. It really sucks when you're trying to debug a problem and it turns out it's some combination of extensions you have installed causing the problem.

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