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OK, I backed up just the whitelist and uninstalled/reinstalled NoScript, then restored my whitelist. The other surrogates do appear now, but Sci2 still doesn't work, as you found earlier. When updating the surrogate script, can you be sure to look at google-analytics.com too? It looks like it might ...

Yes, but will restoring a previously exported settings JSON which does not contain the surrogates clobber the ones that come with NoScript?

I wonder, are these surrogate scripts backed up and restored along with the rest of the NoScript settings? I switched to a new laptop last year, and backed up my settings, then restored once I had installed NoScript on my current laptop.

Oh, it looks like google-analytics.com is also affected. Also, in about:config, there is only one surrogate there, for adfly.

I did not. Until a few mins ago, I didn't know this sort of thing even existed

Thanks for the info!

Oh cool, thanks for the info.

Is this something that will need to be fixed with a new release of NoScript, or can NoScript update these surrogate scripts by itself?

Do you have more information on this? I'm not familiar with it.

Actually, it looks like the problem is that I marked facebook.net as untrusted, and it was still being blocked even though scripts were enabled globally. Ugh. Guess I'll have to use this technique to allow it just on sci2.tv.

Not sure what you mean by that. Do you mean my whitelist? I have tons of sites on it, but like I said earlier, it doesn't matter; I can globally allow scripts and the site still doesn't work. I've also disabled all extensions, then enabled NoScript, to isolate the issue and confirm that NoScript is ...

With NoScript enabled, http://sci2.tv does not load. This happens irrespective of whether or not script blocking is enabled. How would I find out what was blocked, and craft an exception for it?