InformAction Forums

Not resolved for me. I've tried updating, I've relaunched firefox, reboot my computer, I still get xss attack every time.

Great, thanks for reporting back. [img]http://i.psyche.me/thumbsup_left.gif[/img]

[quote="barbaz"]Is this problem still there in NoScript 10.1.5.1?[/quote]

No, 10.1.5.1 seems to have addressed the issue. Cool.

[quote="Gray"]On 10.1.5 and firefox reports no update found when I manually update.[/quote]
I just updated to 10.1.5.1 via Firefox so it is now all in place. Update to the new .1 and see if that eliminates your problem

[b][u]Release notes:[/u][/b]

[b]v 10.1.5.1[/b]
=============================================================
x Fixed regression from new "fail fast" XSS filter main loop,
causing cross-site requests to Google to trigger false
positives (thanks Steve M for reporting)

On 10.1.5 and firefox reports no update found when I manually update.

Is this problem still there in NoScript 10.1.5.1?

I'm getting this on every page I open just starting tonight. I had to disable noscript because every link I click causes this popup.

Using the search functionality built into Firefox 57 (either via the unified address bar or via the separate search box) searches are being picked up as a XSS attack (see screenshot). The only thing that has changed from not having this behavior to having it, is updating NoScript to 10.1.5. [s]This seems to only happen with Google, so far. I cannot recreate it if I use one of my other search engines (such as DuckDuckGo).[/s] I initially thought this was only happening with Google but I was able to recreate it with Wikipedia as well.

[url]https://imgur.com/a/D9xzu[/url]