Hackish, very, I'd say...
NoScript stores its' settings in webappsstore.sqlite in your
Profile folder
So if you exit FF & copy that file replacing existing versions in your other machines
Like I say, hackish
And then NoScript is not the sole owner of webappsstore.sqlite, as in other extensions (or whatever) can store their data in there too, so while you are copying "NoScript settings", you may also be copying other unwanted extension (or whatever) settings too
(Can NoScript store its' settings in its own container?
Remember the days of .ini files.
And then .ini went bye bye & the [Windows] Registry was used.
But then Mozilla decided to throw everyone out of the Registry, err, prefs.js.
And webappsstore.sqlite was born.
But then uBo uses ublock0.sqlite?
Bring back my .ini!)
Hackish, very, I'd say...
NoScript stores its' settings in webappsstore.sqlite in your [url=http://kb.mozillazine.org/Profile_folder_-_Firefox]Profile folder[/url]
So if you exit FF & copy that file replacing existing versions in your other machines
Like I say, hackish
And then NoScript is not the sole owner of webappsstore.sqlite, as in other extensions (or whatever) can store their data in there too, so while you are copying "NoScript settings", you may also be copying other unwanted extension (or whatever) settings too
(Can NoScript store its' settings in its own container?
Remember the days of .ini files.
And then .ini went bye bye & the [Windows] Registry was used.
But then Mozilla decided to throw everyone out of the Registry, err, prefs.js.
And webappsstore.sqlite was born.
But then uBo uses ublock0.sqlite?
Bring back my .ini!)