Affected versions

• 72.0a1
• 71.0b9

Affected platforms

• All could benefit

Steps to reproduce

• devtools.netmonitor.features.requestBlocking - pref set on true

1. Launch Firefox, open DevTools - Blocking tab;
2. Click and hold on one request in the list
3. Drag it into the blocking list

Enhancement suggestion

• This method would be easier to use instead of right clicking and then selecting "Block URL"

Actual result

• A request can only be blocked by manually entering the address in the blocking list, or by right clicking on the request and blocking it from there.

Regression range

• Not a regression

Nice, I like the idea!
Honza

I would love to work on this issue if it is still up for grabs.
Thank you.
Kriyszig

We don't have any dragging right now in Network panel, so I am not sure how this would be discovered.

Better to discover might be a block option in the details pane (like Edit & Resend), which offers to block the origin, origin + path or full URL. I did mock that up as part of https://github.com/firefox-devtools/ux/issues/116#issuecomment-603010405 .

The does seem like a good alternative!
Given the initial click for dragging does toggle on the details pane.
Having it there would definitely have better discoverability.
Maybe a new enhancement?!

Drag and drop is a nice little feature to have to add URL to blocked
list. Current implementation allows for blocking the URL from the
context menu but drag and drop is a nifty little feature for
convenience.
Current implementation will only allowed an unblocked URL to be
dragged and dropped. The dragging is blocked is the network
blocking panel isn't opened.
Note: This is just an RFC. @Harald had raised a question of
discoverabilty of the feature given there are no other elements
that can be dragged and dropped within the network monitor. This
is just a proposal to see if it's addition is beneficial.

https://hg.mozilla.org/mozilla-central/rev/093094fd464c