Enable the ScreenPal recorder on a site

By default, the ScreenPal Chrome extension works on most sites, but on some sites we are continuing to polish the experience.   For those sites, we may configure the default setting to disable the ScreenPal extension screen recorder.   You can re-enable the recorder by visiting the extension menu in your browser and moving the sliders fore each option to On.

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