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It's becoming increasingly common that I'll be on a site where things aren't working (for example, the account registration process on this very site) and the only way I can proceed is to completely disable NoScript for the current tab...since all the highlighted permissions in the drop-down are al...

@NSChromium: Could you please clarify how this relates to NoScript changing required permissions and what is your question? 11.4.38rc2 from the Get it! link for Chromium based browsers unzips to a manifest with "version": "11.4.37.9002" A rose by any other name? Yes. Chromium doe...

I'm unable to confirm the fix? Still seeing this issue in 11.4.39rc1

Is this thread about the same thing as viewtopic.php?t=27186 ?

NoScript 11.4.38rc2 Firefox 130 new profile STR: 1) NoScript Options > General > Trusted, un-check "webgl" 2) NoScript Options > Per-site Permissions, set lichess.org and lichess1.org Trusted (with HTTPS-only lock selected) 3) go to https://lichess.org/analysis , toggle the switch to enabl...

For context, this warning is about Manifest v3, which was discussed some in viewtopic.php?t=25393

Not sure what is the current status of NoScript regarding Chromium/Chrome's Manifest v3?

I thought noscript blocked everything from a certain domain. Now I understand that it only blocks javascript. Is that correct? While NoScript indeed does not block everything, it's more than just Javascript: NoScript is a security tool, with its main feature being blocking active content . For an o...

It's normal to see requests to ggpht.com when browsing Youtube, and it's expected for it not to show up in NoScript because Youtube doesn't load any active content from ggpht.com, it's only images. NoScript is not an ad blocker, it's not the right tool for this job. Any ad blocking NoScript happens ...

sb5k wrote: ↑Thu Sep 05, 2024 11:25 pm Is there a place to report this to NoScript?

This forum is the right place. Since Giorgio is the only NoScript developer, it's a matter of waiting for Giorgio to see this thread.

sb5k wrote: ↑Wed Sep 04, 2024 1:38 am Is there a way to tell NoScript NOT to sync?

I don't think there is a NoScript setting for that. Some people were able to work around the issue by disabling syncing of all add-ons' data.

Are you using Firefox Sync? This is known to happen with Firefox Sync in some cases. Not sure if anyone ever solved it though

If you can reproduce the issue in a new profile by completely quitting Firefox and copying files from your main profile, viewtopic.php?p=104118#p104118 has some ideas you could use to troubleshoot and ferret out the culprit

Giorgio Maone wrote: ↑Sat Aug 24, 2024 5:59 pm

barbaz wrote: ↑Sat Aug 24, 2024 3:36 pm Does the "lazy load" capability apply to the document URL (like "unrestricted CSS" does)?

The former: it's a capability of the document triggering the load.

Awesome Added to the sticky.

Nice, thank you Giorgio!

Does the "lazy load" capability apply to the document URL (like "unrestricted CSS" does)? Or does it apply to destination URL of the lazy-loaded resource?

Was about to update NoScript to 11.4.35rc2, but decided not to upon seeing this - v 11.4.35rc2 ============================================================ [...] x Forcibly neutralize lazy loading attributes when scripting is disabled Forcing this change will negatively impact using some websites wi...