disconnectme/disconnect — Issue #11: Allow Google reCaptcha widget to load
Author: garyjob
Created: 2011-12-21 01:26:11+00:00
State: open

What steps will reproduce the problem?
1. Go to any web page that uses Google's reCaptcha service

What is the expected output? What do you see instead?

reCaptcha should load
Instead, reCaptcha does not load, inhibiting the functionality of that page.

What version of the product are you using? On what operating system?
Observed with 2.0.1 on Chrome 8.0.552.224 on OS X 10.6.5

Please provide any additional information below.

Could also be resolved by allowing site-whitelisting for Google cookies, so that things that use reCaptcha would be manually enabled -- but just allowing reCaptcha to work properly while continuing to anonymize or reject Google tracking cookies would be preferable.

Comment 1 by samuel.sawyer, Dec 14, 2010
Sorry -- turns out to be duplicate of #34.
Comment 2 by project member byoogle, Dec 15, 2010
Thanks! Not going to mark this one as a dupe since I'll track per-site whitelisting here.
Status: Accepted
Owner: byoogle
Labels: -Type-Defect Type-Enhancement Disconnect
Comment 3 by project member byoogle, Dec 15, 2010
Issue 36 has been merged into this issue.
Comment 4 by project member byoogle, Dec 15, 2010
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Summary: Add per-domain whitelisting
Comment 5 by project member byoogle, Dec 16, 2010
Note reCAPTCHA is now securely permitted as of v2.1.0.
Comment 6 by gabrielperren, Mar 11, 2011
This extension doesn't get along with 'Rapportive' extension (http://goo.gl/ieH3t), it blocks some 'Facebook' images.

Being able to white-list Gmail would solve this (or maybe add a workaround for 'Rapportive'?).
Comment 7 by stephenjudge, Aug 13, 2011
I'd like to be able to manage a whitelist locally so I an whitelist certain websites as I see fit, rather then having to request them to be whitelisted by you for all the extension users. For example I generally want to black all Facebook connect items on all third party websites. But then there are also some Facebook apps that are hosted on the own domain that are completely build around Facebook connect so it must be able to access Facebook connect to work, e.g. http://hotcuteorokay.com . I don't want to be toggling the Disconnect Facebook button on and off all the time, in fact I'd rather not have the Disconnect button on my toolbar altogether. Instead I'd like to manage a whitelist that always allows the use of Facebook on the whitelisted sites.
Comment 8 by arnulf.metzger, Aug 25, 2011
On the help forums and here under issues there are lots of topics related to specific sites. I believe most of these issues can be resolved if every disconnect user can locally whitelist specific domains. I for example am using a little known German financial website that Disconnect interferes with. No need to adapt Disconnect to this site that nobody else uses, but a simple option to whitelist this page/domain to completely prevent Disconnect from parsing the page would solve all issues!

Thank you.
Comment 9 by dserodio, Oct 7, 2011
Yes, please. Disconnect brakes the new Read It Later UI.
Delete comment Comment 10 by project member garyjob, Dec 19 (41 hours ago)
Issue 86 has been merged into this issue.

Original Link on Google Code:
http://code.google.com/p/byoogle/issues/detail?id=35