

Input maxlength warning: When enabled, StopTheMadness warns you if the characters you type or paste into a password field or other input field exceed the maximum length of the field.There's a confirmation dialog, which you can skip with the option key: ⌥⌘-delete. You can also delete any HTML element on the page by hovering over it and pressing the ⌘-delete keyboard shortcut. Hover shortcuts: When enabled, you can copy a link URL by hovering over it and pressing the keyboard shortcut (⌘-c) for the copy command, or copy a link title by hovering over it and pressing the keyboard shortcut (⌘-x) for the cut command.Any and all of the features can be enabled or disabled as necessary or desired. The features labeled "Widespread breakage" are intended to be used sparingly, only on specific sites where you know you need them, because otherwise they can cause a large number of incompatibilities on other sites. The features labeled "Use with caution" provide even higher levels of protection, but there may be more sites that don't work right when they're enabled, which is why they're disabled by default. These provide you with a high level of protection while also maximizing website compatibility. By default, the "Recommended" features are enabled. There are a number of protection features that you can enable and disable.


You can also open the Extensions window in Brave, click the Details button under StopTheMadness, and then click "Extension options" on the Details page. To change the options, open the StopTheMadness popup in the toolbar of a Brave window. Your custom options can be configured to apply to every web page or just to web sites that you specify. You can selectively enable and disable StopTheMadness features.
