Description of problem: If one sets global permissions for maintaining Offline Storage to "Block" or "Always ask", this seems not to have any effect Version-Release number of selected component (if applicable): firefox-31.0-1.fc20.i686 How reproducible: always Steps to Reproduce: 1. run firefox 2. go to about:permissions 3. under "all sites" set either "Block" or "Always ask" 4. go to any web page 5. right click 6. choose "view page info" 7. in the page info box that has opened, go to Permissions tab 8. check "Maintain Offline Storage" setting Actual results: It's set to "Use Default", yet says it's set to "Allow", regardless of what you set previously. Expected results: Setting shows "Always ask" or "Block" depending on what your global setting is Additional info: not a new bug. seems to have existed in previous firefox versions.
Yes, I see...and it's still there on Firefox 33. Jan, you'd you like to check this one?
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