Settings
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Control browser popups, resource blocking, public blocklists, site policies, network emulation and default browser permissions.
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Popup windows
Choose whether the current URL can reopen and whether external or internal popups are allowed. Popup policy can affect login, payment and tool flows that intentionally open a second window.
Site resources
Block images, JavaScript, CSS, media, fetch/API, subframes, fonts, WebSockets, ping, CSP reports, object resources or other resource classes.
Aggressive resource blocking can break websites. Enable the narrowest category that solves the problem.
Ads and public blocklists
Use supported ad helpers and HTML selector lists where appropriate.
Public domain categories include tracking, abuse, malware, phishing, ransomware, redirects, fraud, scams, gambling and crypto-related lists.
Site policy lists provide Black, White and VIP lists used by browser and popup policy.
Internet speed
Default keeps the normal network. Offline disables network access. Custom network emulation applies configured latency, download and upload rates for testing.
Browser permissions
Clipboard read/write, geolocation, fullscreen, File System API, external applications, WebHID, Web Serial, Storage Access API, WebUSB, notifications, camera/microphone/speakers, MIDI, DRM and pointer/keyboard locks are controlled here.
Permissions can materially change what websites can do. Keep high-impact capabilities disabled unless the workflow requires them.
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Use the screen map to move to another setting, or install the current Social Browser build to follow the guide in the browser.