Noscript for Google Chrome?
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Has there been any progress on NS for Google Chrome yet? I'm using Chrome more and more, and I really miss NS there. Can we say "uncomfortable"?
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I certainly would be.kygin wrote:Has there been any progress on NS for Google Chrome yet? I'm using Chrome more and more, and I really miss NS there. Can we say "uncomfortable"?
Giorgio will tell us as/when he sees fit, but I don't see any point in any of the support team repeatedly asking him, as it merely distracts him from getting it done, as well as the even-higher priority project, NoScript 3.x for the desktop. Making NS more finely-grained, more novice-friendly, etc. for Firefox users trumps helping Google IMHO. YMMV.
IIUC, he's still awaiting full support from Google, and the last I recall, the proper infrastructure just wasn't there (in Chrome). That is beyond his control, of course.
You might like to follow Giorgio's blog at http://hackademix.net/
He posts only when he has something significant to say, which may be frequently, or not for several weeks or more. But many of the articles are interesting reading, even aside from a topic you'd like to watch, http://hackademix.net/2009/12/10/why-ch ... -noscript/
Slightly O/T, but out of curiosity: Some reasons why you are using Chrome more and more? I'm not fond of Fx 8.x myself, but find that 3.6.24 fits the bill. Many who don't like one, like the other. I'm sure the Mozilla people would also like to know, so by all means, send them your feedback through the various available channels.
Also, please try SeaMonkey, which also fully supports NoScript. It is the preferred browser of my fellow Moderator, therube.
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I also use Chrome a lot, in fact for long periods of time I've used it as my primary. The main reasons being performance (especially when you have more than 10 tabs open) and security (sandboxing).
There is a now the webRequest extension API coming up on chrome 17 (not yet on stable channel) which Adblock for Chrome is already using to more effectively block ads from downloading, and a NoScript-like extension "ScriptNo" (but sadly not "NotScripts" which still uses HTML5 tricks) is using to block content. It would be nice to know if Giorgio thinks this API gives him enough control to make a good go of it.
https://code.google.com/chrome/extensio ... quest.html
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There is a now the webRequest extension API coming up on chrome 17 (not yet on stable channel) which Adblock for Chrome is already using to more effectively block ads from downloading, and a NoScript-like extension "ScriptNo" (but sadly not "NotScripts" which still uses HTML5 tricks) is using to block content. It would be nice to know if Giorgio thinks this API gives him enough control to make a good go of it.
https://code.google.com/chrome/extensio ... quest.html
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Like you, I don't like 8.0, but I'm not going back to an earlier version. Chrome has solved the problems I've been finding with 8.0. It integrates better with all of Google's presence on the Internet, especially G+, no surprise there. There are certain extensions for Chrome that aren't available for Firefox that make navigating G+ ever so much easier. I'm not totally giving up on Firefox, but for now my preferred browser would be Chrome if it had NS.
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"NoScript-like extension" is doing a grave disservice to NoScript, and to the user who is fooled by the similarity of names. See this thread, for example.jonathanH wrote:.... and a NoScript-like extension "ScriptNo"
He'd love nothing more, so if he hasn't, it doesn't. In addition to the above thread, please see this one, which describes the situation with Chrome. Especially this quote:jonathanH wrote:It would be nice to know if Giorgio thinks this API gives him enough control to make a good go of it.
Giorgio Maone wrote:Yes. Chrome/Chromium misses many key hooks and infrastructures which are indispensable to deliver the security features provided by NoScript with an acceptable degree of completeness and reliability.Jason wrote:I use Chrome too, is there any perticular reason that u may not recommend the scriptno for chrome?
If/when they're there, I'm gonna port the proper NoScript to Chrome.
Until then, any "NoScript clone" for Chrome can't be compared to the original, because it's just a different (and inferior) thing.
Please take the following as humorous and not sarcastic:kygin wrote:I'm not totally giving up on Firefox, but for now my preferred browser would be Chrome if it had NS.
My preferred mode of transportation would be my bicycle if it had a 200-horsepower engine, but it doesn't. So I use my car.
A little less facetious:
My preferred method of providing electric power to my home would be by windmills on the roof, but at the moment, it simply can't succeed.
I've read many favorable things about Chrome. But for the user who values security, while still remaining mass-market-available and fairly user-friendly, the presence or absence of NoScript is the foremost decision point for this user. IMHO. YMMV.
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Hello all,
Tom, thxs for the links to other threads. BTW the version of ScriptNo in the chrome webstore doesn't use the new API, only the experimental version does.
I'm sure Giorgio is busy looking into the new API and whether it meets his criteria for security. I sincerely hope it does because it's the main reason I'm sticking with Firefox for now.
Chrome's sandboxing with noscript functionality would be sweet.
J
Tom, thxs for the links to other threads. BTW the version of ScriptNo in the chrome webstore doesn't use the new API, only the experimental version does.
I'm sure Giorgio is busy looking into the new API and whether it meets his criteria for security. I sincerely hope it does because it's the main reason I'm sticking with Firefox for now.
Chrome's sandboxing with noscript functionality would be sweet.
J
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Or Firefox with Chrome's sandboxing. (and you're welcome, and thx for checking them out)jonathanH wrote:Chrome's sandboxing with noscript functionality would be sweet.
Having thought about this for a while, I'd like to encourage posts such as these. Let Mozilla get the message that the minute NoScript is available for Chrome, there will be massive defections from Firefox and SeaMonkey. Maybe then, MZ will work on the stuff that counts, like the isolation/sandboxing and other factors that enable Google to claim that there has not been a successful exploit of Chrome in the wild, and that a black-hat conference had little success against it.
If OOB Firefox were brought to that level, and then NS was added on top of it....
And I might even come to prefer the latest release of Firefox, instead of staying on the thoroughly-vetted ones while they play the rapid-release game, and on the wrong "features", no less.
Thanks for the input, all.
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Come noscript for Chrome or not?
sorry for my bad english.
sorry for my bad english.
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Don't worry about the English, you are fine and understood. NoScript will come to Chrome (and chromium based browsers) if and when the infrastructure necessary to make it work properly and effectively is put into place by Google. It has been discussed in length and they know what they need to do, just have chosen not to do it yet. The WebRequest API was recently introduced but it is not sufficient as of now but it might allow for a foundation to build on.wiar wrote:Come noscript for Chrome or not?
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google profits from ads. this probably won't be the top priority in their mind.
I don't want to migrate to chrome unless noscript and flashgot are supported.
I can live without TMP although chrome tab fatures and extensions are very inconvenient when I'm used to TMP.
I don't want to migrate to chrome unless noscript and flashgot are supported.
I can live without TMP although chrome tab fatures and extensions are very inconvenient when I'm used to TMP.
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I like Chrome/Chromium for its speed and sandboxing, but it has a long way to go to catch up with Firefox addon support. You could take a look at some other Gecko-based browsers, though (which may support NoScript), if you're dissatisfied with Firefox; I was recently impressed to learn about Pale Moon.
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For all of Chrome's shortcomings and bad that can be said about it, its lean, fast and if they continue to go with the principle on which it is developed, they will be fine. But the again Firefox started on the same promise and now has become and unbearable piece of crap.
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They profit (as almost all ad companies do) form clicks, not views of ads. Therefor the functionality to block their profits has existed from day 1.google profits from ads. this probably won't be the top priority in their mind.
Last I check NoScript was rumored for Chrome sometime in the summer? Or did I just make that up in my head? I'll be excited to try it if/ when it comes to Chrome.
P.S. I recently wrote about security Firefox and it includes a section on NoScript (which I 'highly recommend') so check it out and feel free to tell me if I left anything crucial out.
https://insanitybit.wordpress.com/2012/ ... g-firefox/
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Nice writeup. You may integrate/support the last part of your NoScript chapter with the last paragraph from http://hackademix.net/2010/08/01/al_9x- ... r-is-safe/Hungry Man wrote: P.S. I recently wrote about security Firefox and it includes a section on NoScript (which I 'highly recommend') so check it out and feel free to tell me if I left anything crucial out.
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Now that is interesting. Is there more information on HSTS enforcement - it needs server side cooperation I assume? I learned about HSTS when checking out sslstrip so if there's some way to enforce it that would be very cool.MITM, courtesy of HSTS and other HTTPS-enhancing features
I'll edit in ABE and the HTTPS features in a bit, thanks very much.
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