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It would be great if you'd put a notice about the ".domain" syntax somewhere on the site, perhaps in the FAQ, Giorgio -- at the moment one has to either search the Internet for an answer (which I'm not sure is possible to find) or experiment on their own to confirm what the ".domain&q...

That's all great, thanks a lot guys, but I guess the best defense against fingerprinting would be the same NoScript assumes -- whitelisting by default, so one'd have to block all JS, and then enable specific functions, and unfortunately neither provide this ability. :-( Do you have any other ideas? ...

Wow, that is great, thanks! But still, I think it'd be nice to have an easy-to-use interface that would make doing this simple.

Hey, Giorgio! Thanks for your reply! The thing is, I have it unchecked, and NoScript ignores that (as if it assumes that if I turn off automatic blocking, I'm going to want to turn it right back on after doing something).

The option to turn blocking of all unknown scripts on is visible at all times regardless of whether a user has chosen to display the "turn blocking off" menu item in the preferences window. While this is probably because the idea is to block foreign scripts again every time you turn NoScri...

Hey there!

I use NoScript and I like it a lot. It would be great if it allowed blocking selected JavaScript functions, because some pose a serious threat to privacy (such as those reading your screen resolution) by fingerprinting. How about that?

Thanks!
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