Comodo Dragon

• Comodo Dragon - Introduction
• System Requirements
• Downloading And Installing Comodo Dragon
• The Basics
  • Starting Comodo Dragon
  • Setting Up Your Homepage In Comodo Dragon
  • Searching The Internet Using Comodo Dragon
  • Setting Default Search Engine
  • Comodo Dragon Instant
  • Comodo Dragon Logging Policies
  • Prediction Service
  • Re-opening Recently And Most Visited Websites In Comodo Dragon
  • Adding Home Button To The Appearance
  • Opening Preset Pages On Startup
  • Viewing Browsing History
  • Configuring Pop-ups
  • Setting Fonts, Languages And Encoding
  • Search For Important Browser Settings
  • Configuring Dragon Updates
  • Managing Your Website Passwords
  • Import From Another Browser
• Tabbed Browsing
  • Opening A New Tab Page
  • Customizing Your New Tab Page
  • Rearranging Tabs
  • Closing Tabs, Windows And Comodo Dragon
  • Displaying/Hiding Application Buttons On The Toolbar
  • Creating Desktop Shortcuts For Your Web Applications
• Bookmarks
  • Creating Bookmarks
  • Finding And Editing Bookmarks
  • Managing Bookmarks
  • Importing And Exporting Bookmarks
• Privacy And Security
  • Deleting Browsing History
  • Managing Cookies
  • Configuring Settings For Location Sharing
  • Configuring Settings For Images, Java Scripts And Other Web Contents
  • Configuring Advanced Settings
  • Using Comodo Dragon In Incognito Mode
  • Using Comodo Dragon In Virtual Mode
  • SSL Certificates And Secure Connections
  • SSL/HTTPS Security Settings
  • Blocking Insecure Content
  • Force Secure Connections
  • CertSentry
• Downloads
  • Downloading A File
  • Changing Download Location
  • Viewing Download History
  • Clearing Download History
• Tools And Other Features
  • Managing Extensions And Plug-ins
  • Viewing Task Manager From Comodo Dragon
  • Zooming The Web-page To Full Size
  • Form Autofill
  • Enabling/Disabling Sync Settings
  • Protecting Your Synced Passwords
  • Applying Themes
  • Searching Within Page Content
  • Customizing Your Spell Checker
  • Enabling/Disabling The Translate Bar
  • Creating Application Shortcuts
  • Managing Your Search Engines
  • Viewing And Stopping Background Pages And Applications
  • Viewing, Saving And Printing A PDF
  • Keyboard And Mouse Shortcuts For Comodo Dragon
  • Website Security Indicators
  • The Share Page Button
  • Сonfiguring Access Pages Through A Web Proxy
  • Using Speech-to-Text Option
  • Scan Websites For Malware Using Web Inspector
  • Instant Pages
  • Handling The Protocols
  • Configuring Mouse Cursor And Fullscreen
  • Using The Address Bar (Omnibox)
  • Connecting Web Apps With Web Intents
  • Configuring Settings For Media
  • Configuring Settings For Unsanboxed Plug-in Access
• Troubleshooting
  • Errors And Crashes In Comodo Dragon
  • Display Problems In Comodo Dragon
  • Report A Bug
• Portable Version
• Uninstalling Comodo Dragon

Configuring Settings for Images, Java Scripts and other Web Contents

 

You can configure the settings for images, java scripts and other web contents such as cookies, plug-ins, pop-ups, location sharing and notifications.

• Click the Comodo Dragon icon  located at the top-left corner.
  

• Select 'Settings' from the menu >  'Show advanced settings' link. 

• In the 'Privacy' section, click the 'Content settings' button.

The 'Content Settings' dialog will be displayed.

 

Select the feature for which you want to configure the settings.

 

Cookies

 

Cookies are small pieces of information sent by websites that you've visited which are stored by your web browser. Cookies are used by these websites to store your preferences about that website (for example, if you ask a website to 'Keep me logged in' or similar, it is the cookie that keeps a record of this preference). However,  a potential privacy concern with cookies is that they can allow websites to track your navigation when you are browsing those websites. Click here to know more about managing cookies.

 

Images

 

• Select 'Show all images' for the browser to display all images.

• Select ''Do not show any images" to block all images. The icon in the right side of the address bar indicates that images are blocked.

 

Adding Exceptions

 

Comodo Dragon allows you to control images for some specified domains or websites.

• Click the 'Manage exceptions' button in the 'Images' section.

The Images Exception dialog will be displayed.

 

 

• Enter the domain name in the 'Hostname Pattern' text box in the Image Exception dialog to create an exception. Insert [*.] before the domain name to create exception for the entire domain. For example, [*.] comodo.com. Non-http url, IP address and IPv6 address can also be entered.

• In the 'Behavior' drop-down box, select either Allow or Block.

 

JavaScript

 

Web developers use javascript to make websites more interactive.

• Select 'Allow all sites to run JavaScript' for full functionality of websites.

• Select 'Do not allow any site to run JavaScript' to disable JavaScript. If you select this option some websites may not work properly.

• Click 'Manage exceptions' button to add or block for some specified domains or websites.

 

Plug-ins

 

Websites use plug-ins to process certain types of content, such as Flash and Windows Media files. These files cannot be processed by browsers and require plug-ins. Comodo Dragon allows plug-ins by default. Click here to know more about managing plug-ins.

• Select 'Block all' to block all plug-ins.

• Select ''Run automatically' to allow all plug-ins to run in the browser.

• Click the 'Click to play' to prevents the plug-ins from automatically loading.

• Click 'Manage exceptions' button to add or block for some specified domains or websites.
  
  

Pop-Ups

 

Comodo Dragon blocks all pop-ups by default.

• Select 'Allow all sites to show pop-ups' , if you want to allow all pop-ups to show in your browser. Learn more about this in Configuring Pop-ups.

Location

 

Comodo Dragon allows your physical location to be tracked by websites. By default, the browser is configured to alert you whenever a site requests your permission to track your location. Learn more about this in 'Configuring Settings for Location Sharing' section.

Notifications

 

Certain websites are capable of showing notifications on your desktop. Comodo Dragon is configured to alert you by default whenever a site wants your permission to show notifications automatically. Select your choice in the Content Settings dialog.

Click the Exceptions button in the above mentioned features to customize your settings.

Full screen

Full screen setting allows you to choose how Dragon handles request to open websites in fullscreen mode. Click here to know more about managing fullscreen mode.

Mouse cursor

Certain websites or web applications (as games) might request to disable your mouse cursor. Configuring Mouse cursor setting provides a choice on how handles this type of request. Click here to know more about managing mouse cursor.

Unsandboxed plug-in access

The sandbox feature configures the security level and is helpful to test the behavior of new executables that you have downloaded or for applications that you are not sure that you trust.  Unsandboxed plug-in access restrains access on your computer by blocking unsandboxed plug-ins from automatically accessing files on your computer. Learn more about this in 'Configuring Settings for Unsanboxed Plug-in Access' section.

Media

Sites with media functionality can request access to your camera and microphone. Learn more about this in 'Configuring Settings For Media' section.

Further reading related to the topic of this page:

• Managing Cookies

• Configuring Settings for Location Sharing

• Managing Extensions and Plug-ins