The Firefox Page Info window gives you technical details about the page you're on and allows you to change various permissions for that website. To open the Page Info window, use one of these methods:
The Page Info window that opens is organized into different panels. Each panel is described below.
GeneralThe General panel includes basic information about the page such as its title, address and content type, as well as more technical data from the page source.
The Meta field displays any metatags located in the page's source code (the number of tags are in parentheses). These can include specifications on file type, character encoding, author, keywords and more.
The Media panel displays the URL and type of all the backgrounds, images, and embedded content (including audio and video) that loads with the page. You can click on any item to find out more about it, including its:
For any item, you can choose to save it to your hard drive by clicking the Save As… button.
PermissionsThe Permissions panel lets you override optionspreferences for the domain listed after Permissions for. Uncheck the Use Default box to specify whether the page is allowed or blocked from doing the indicated action.
Access Virtual Reality DevicesSpecifies whether the listed domain is allowed to use your connected virtual reality headset. This applies to sites that have immersive experiences, such as 360° videos and games. You can set this to Always Ask, Allow or Block. To learn more, see WebXR Permission Info Page.
Access Your LocationSpecifies whether Firefox is allowed to tell the listed domain where you're located, using location-aware browsing.
AutoplaySpecifies whether the listed domain is allowed to autoplay audio and video. For more information, see Allow or block media autoplay in Firefox.
Install Add-onsSpecifies whether the listed domain is allowed to launch the extension or theme installation dialog box. Installation permission for websites can be added or removed under Permissions in the panel of Firefox Settings.
Open Pop-up WindowsSpecifies whether the listed domain may launch pop-ups. See Pop-up blocker settings, exceptions and troubleshooting for instructions on how to add or remove pop-up permissions for sites.
Override Keyboard ShortcutsSpecifies whether the listed domain may replace built-in keyboard shortcuts; for example, assigning Ctrl + BCommand + B to a Bold command instead of the Bookmarks Sidebar.
Send NotificationsSpecifies whether the listed domain is allowed to send Push notifications.
Set CookiesSpecifies whether the listed domain may set cookies. See Websites say cookies are blocked - Unblock them and Block websites from storing cookies and site data in Firefox for instructions on how to add or remove cookie permissions for sites.
Websites can ask your permission to share your computer screen. You can set this to Always Ask or Block. For more information, see Share browser windows or your screen with sites you trust.
Store Data in Persistent StorageSpecifies whether the listed domain is allowed to store data on your computer for later use. Firefox keeps data from websites with persistent storage until you delete it. For more information, see Manage local site storage settings.
Switch to this TabSpecifies whether the listed domain is allowed to change the focus to its own tab. You can set this to Always Ask or Allow.
Use the CameraSpecifies whether the listed domain is allowed to use your camera. This applies to sites that have video or image capture capabilities, such as video chat sites. You can set this to Always Ask, Allow or Block. For more information, see How to manage your camera and microphone permissions with Firefox.
Use the MicrophoneSpecifies whether the listed domain is allowed to use your microphone. This applies to sites that have audio recording capabilities, such as voice conferencing sites. You can set this to Always Ask, Allow or Block. For more information, see How to manage your camera and microphone permissions with Firefox.
Security Website IdentityThe Technical Details section displays whether the connection is encrypted for privacy reasons, and if so, what type or strength of encryption was used.
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