FranL wrote:Isn't that a security risk?
Why would it be? The security risk in having a site allowed happens when you allow the site. Not when you revoke the permission.
FranL wrote:Given that this behavior is new to NS 10 (NS Classic reloads all tabs in this use case),
Well, NoScript Classic had this configurable. I have mine set up to reload only the current tab. Don't need background tabs reloading and wasting my bandwidth.
FranL wrote:when Tor browser upgrades to NS 10, will they have a concern about this change to the attack surface?
What attack surface does this change? Again, there is no significant security difference to having a site always allowed vs. allowing it and then forbidding it.
FranL wrote:If there is a good reason that "Revoke Temporary Permissions" should NOT reload all tabs, perhaps a warning could be displayed.
Why?