Minim

Ive just uploaded v5.0.2 to my server
you can get it here:
https://sweetpproductions.com/products/minim/Minim.dmg

Ive also uploaded the App Store version to Apple for review

thanks for the crash log
and the detailed description of what caused the crashing
🙂

Have you given Minim the required permissions in Safari?
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Aha, I see. Sounds reasonable. Thanks for the quick reply. 👍

Perfect,
Thanks for all the feedback

thanks for the feedback, ill fix these later today 🙂

It applies the rules from the first tab on the block rules tab to ALL domains NOT listed as an exception.

I am working on an update now that will (hopefully) remove all the confusion from the UI

@SweetP Thanks for considering this.

If you decide to implement something like this, my only consideration would be to no add extra permission requirements to Minim, as I’d imagine the users of the app are a bit more privacy conscious.
Minim currently requires just Browsing History, which is acceptable:
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Some apps that I disable and I imagine am not the only one require web page content access, which is very sensitive:
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I imagine the only extra feature that would require such access would be a visual element picker for blocking, which, given the profile of the typical Minim user, would be pretty useless, as most privacy/techy types already know about the Web Inspector features of Safari and could write their own CSS (id, class, etc.) selectors.👷

@NickC thanks for the intro to Userscripts what a great extension

@NickC said in Crash when removing multiple exceptions:

@SweetP Awesome. I've tested it and it works. Brilliant! 👏 🎆

That’s great,
Thanks for letting me know

Hi @NickC,
sorry for the delay. Ive just replied in the other thread.

@jdmc my apologies

It uses Safari’s native content blocking APIs. So it doesn’t really works like any of those other extensions you mentioned.(as far as I’m aware anyhow)

It’s very much intended for users who know what they’re doing, as it can be quite unforgiving.

@SweetP Awesome...thanks, Russell!

That’s a normal notice, are you seeing any other issues.