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ep_disable_import_export_buttons

v0.0.34

Published

2 months ago

Hide Etherpad import/export controls and reject browser import/export requests server-side.

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etherpad plugin import export security

ep_disable_import_export_buttons

Disables browser import and export in Etherpad. The plugin removes the user-facing controls and rejects direct browser requests at the server boundary.

Protection provided

Loads static CSS early to prevent the Import/Export control from flashing during startup.
Disables the corresponding client interactions.
Rejects POST /p/:pad/import.
Rejects current and revision-specific /export/:type requests.
Logs rejected requests for operational review.
Leaves authenticated Etherpad HTTP API methods available for trusted server-to-server workflows.

The server-side preAuthorize hook is the enforcement layer. Toolbar configuration alone is not a security boundary.

Installation

From the Etherpad directory:

pnpm run plugins i ep_disable_import_export_buttons

Restart Etherpad after installation. No configuration is required.

Operational notes

This plugin applies to every pad on the Etherpad instance. Review installed plugins for any additional import or export routes because only Etherpad's standard pad paths are covered.

Development

pnpm install --frozen-lockfile
pnpm test
pnpm lint

Licensed under the Apache License 2.0.