Chrome 78.0.3904.108 Windows
keyword blocking does not work , pages with matching keywords are not blocked by the extension.

If there are no keywords at all (every field is empty) all sites are blocked.

The message displayed says:

sensitive phrases (score ???)

["cached site"]

This occurs after the page has been displayed for a few milliseconds. It is my understanding that if a site is blocked it should not even be displayed at all. But all pages being blocked when there are no keywords is clearly a bug.
Even with keywords I got the same message on some sites (that did not contain any of those keywords).

I am running Firefox 87.0 on Ubuntu 20.10.

Hello I really appreciate you making this addon. Especially since its simple and the point system seems to me much smarter and adaptable than comparable addons.
Unfortunately it barely works on my computer. I've set one Keyword as 150points and the limit at 149, so this should work as a blacklist-word.
After installing the addon it worked a few times on sites(containing the word) which i would reload or browse through a bit. unfortunately i don't remember which sites that were, but basically now since two weeks it doesn't block anything. Would you have any suggestions, how to track down the issue?

thanks!

When I set the blockpage to "about:blank", it work only in the current browser session.
When I close the browser and restart it, the blockpage has reset to "undefinied".
"about:blank" should be persisted.
(PS: about:blank shows a white page)

Before I had the menu with scores, which word gives how many points. And possibility to adjust the score.
Now it's gone (last version of Firefox).

How to get them back?

As of https://addons.mozilla.org/en-US/firefox/addon/jsguardian/reviews/

Firefox 68.0.1

after some time with the extension enabled, browsing seems to slow to a crawl, sites take a long time to load and eventually don't load at all.

Observed on both Ubuntu 18.04 and macOS

disabling the extension causes sites to load normally (after sites stopped loading completely, it took a few minutes after disabling/removing the extension for normal browsing to be restored).

Every blocked site just gives a score of ??? and says it's a "cached site".

Possibly related: It also seems to be blocking google search regardless of configuration.

Currently, these need to be pre-set via preset.json, or managed storage.

That is: assigning to getSettings().someName, then save(), does not persist someName. Fix this.

Does not work in iframe.
This can be tested by entering an adult URL in translate.google.com . Then, select another language, then click the generated link.

Hello, can you explain how we should read the final score when we see a big number, for example:

sensitive phrases (score >=>=>=>=>=>=>=>=20000020501030)

Is is a bug in the display ?

How I reproduce it:

1. I have about 20 bookmarks in a Bookmarks folder on my Bookmark toolbar.
2. I right-click on the Bookmarks folder and choose "Open All In Tabs..."
3. After about 10 seconds, my network download traffic turn to 0 kb/s and all sites stop loading.

This does not happen when I disable the extension.

Tried it today. I like it! I updated background.js to send the scrore variable to the the blockpage.html, just to see the scrore on many websites (no commit, just a test). Maybe it could be faster (better performance) if the recursive loop would exit as soon as the scrore reach the limit.
I use it in Waterfox because I can block access to Modules with another extension named "PublicFox".
Personally I prefer not to have a button in the toolbar, to let the extension be more "hidden" to the kids.
Could it be password protected also ?
Could you also add an option to "not" show the blockpage.html with all the reasons and details and display instead a blank page because I don't want the kids to view the keywords or the name of the extension ?