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Can I enable pop-ups for an entire domain, or only individual websites within the domain?

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BobDRAD
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I want to enable pop-ups within my company e.g. widgets.com My company has many individual websites e.g. https://text.widgets.com, https://slider.widgets.com, https://frob.corp.widgets.com It becomes tiresome to have to white-list each of them in the "Allowed Websites - Pop-ups" configuration. Is there a way to enable all of websites in a domain with a single configuration specification? Including subdomain sites? Perhaps via something akin to (regex) https://.*\.widgets\.com

I want to enable pop-ups within my company e.g. widgets.com My company has many individual websites e.g. https://text.widgets.com, https://slider.widgets.com, https://frob.corp.widgets.com It becomes tiresome to have to white-list each of them in the "Allowed Websites - Pop-ups" configuration. Is there a way to enable all of websites in a domain with a single configuration specification? Including subdomain sites? Perhaps via something akin to (regex) https://.*\.widgets\.com

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cor-el
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An exception for the base domain should cover all sub domains, Firefox doesn't support wildcards.