Temporary Content Settings

SUMMARY

A button or popup for changing content settings for a set time. Temporary Content Settings lets you view a site or sites differently than usual — with or without any combination of JavaScript, images, cookies, and/or plug-ins — without creating growing lists of exceptions that must later be cleared manually. With one click, the settings of your choice are applied to the current subdomain, domain, or whole internet, kept for as long as you want, and reliably removed. A number on the button indicates the number of exception rules in effect. TempSettings makes it easier to manage your exposure to the leading technologies that may clutter up your screen, consume bandwidth, serve ads, and threaten your privacy — you can change your default Chrome settings to block whichever ones pose problems, then easily re-enable them when necessary. Or if you want to see what a site looks like without a given feature, you can temporarily block it. Permanent chrome exceptions can then be reserved for sites you visit regularly — the Options and Popup pages contain links to the appropriate lists. *Temporary Content Settings gets the job done with minimal permissions. It does not need access to "all your data". *Only runs on command and to update existing settings; does not consume memory the rest of the time. Feedback regarding function, features, and translations is greatly appreciated. ---2.1.5--- New base-domain-and-subdomains scope now works on pages belonging to base domain. ---2.1.4--- Added option to apply exceptions to the base domain and all subdomains (a change to sub1.example.com will also affect sub2.example.com). The default "current domain and all subdomains" option is more accurately renamed "current subdomain [...]". ---v. 2.1.3--- Radio buttons in the popup window for faster switching. Interface feedback welcome. ---v. 2.1.2--- By request, permanent exception button. Fix to popup vs. button mode. ---v. 2.1.1--- Popup opens faster. ---v. 2.1.0--- Reloading of pages with new settings more reliable.

The latest version of Temporary Content Settings is available on the Chrome web and is currently being used by 281 active users. The initial version was launched on 2017-06-18.

HOW TO INSTALL Temporary Content Settings FROM A CRX FILE

1. Download Temporary Content Settings CRX file
2. NOTE: Sometimes the browser may block downloading / installing CRX file from outside the Chrome Web Store. If so, you may need to download the ZIP file instead
3. In the URL bar, go to chrome://extensions
4. Enable Developer mode

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