A time to turn it off?

Your module does exactly what I need it to do, and I thank you for that a thousand times over.

However, I spent about four hours reinstalling and reconfiguring the TinyMCE, Image, and Img_Assist modules as I could no longer embed images in the my posts. In the end, I discovered that Img_Assist uses frames in its pop-up windows, and I that once I turned off the Frameprevention module, all worked fine again.

In short, there are circumstances when the framebusting javascript code is a hindrance.

Off the top of my head, there might be two place where this could be configured:

1. Having the ability to enable/disable for specific roles in administer>access control, similar to the way the adsense module has "hide adsense" for specific roles.

2. Specifying specific pages where the code should exist , similar to administer>settings>tinymce>Visibility.