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By default it does show placeholders for blocked content; also, if you make a little change to its settings, NoScript will work just like those other three extensions (actually better, because it works on all plugins): http://noscript.net/features#contentblocking

I <3 the Chrome-port idea; I'm guessing that you're starting now rather than before because WebRequest finally went stable.

As soon as the alpha becomes available I'll ditch ScriptNo in favor of your solution~

If a request from a certain domain is only ever made from a particular script that happens to be blocked, NoScript will not know that that domain had a script on the page; then when you "temporarily allow" that first script, NoScript will see that a request from that domain was made, and i...

For script-blocking, use ScriptNo; for popup-blocking, use Better Popup Blocker. For plugin-blocking, enable "click-to-play" in about:flags and then set plugins to "click-to-play" by default (in very old versions of Chromium-based browsers, like in Splashtop OS, use Flashblock, w...

How hard would it be to make a BHO that puts a button into the Command Bar to let the user put a site and any third-party domains into Trusted Sites, Restricted Sites, or back into the Internet zone?