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Thanks, exporting and importing did the trick.

Hi,
I've just upgraded from Firefox 52 ESR to 59 and therefore to the new noscript.
The OS installation is a fresh one and I simply copied the firefox profile folder; thing is, the noscript settings are gone. Perhaps they're saved somewhere I haven't checked?

Regards

Please check the Browser Console (Ctrl-Shift-J) when this issue happens and post here any messages related to NoScript. (related messages usually start with either "[NoScript" or "[ABE]"; if you don't know what's related, turn off CSS warnings and post everything else you see) I...

Since the last update I can't login to gmx anymore, due to "NoScript filtered a potential cross-site scripting (XSS) attempt from [https://www.gmx.com]".

So I suppose you can work around this by starting Reader from a user script menu command that navigates you to the reader URL, instead of invoking Reader the "normal" way. Possibly, but it would be more complicated than temporarily allowing the website :D I guess I'll study that option (g...

As per subject, it would be neat to be able to use the firefox reader without having to whitelist the website.

The problem is described here: viewtopic.php?f=7&t=20902.

Regards

That is a very helpful screenshot. Wonder if it actually is replacing the page's DOM instead of actually navigating the page to the about:reader URL? Wonder what happens if you try typing that URL in your URL bar and going there directly? It works! Is there a way I can insert the about:reader?url= ...

BTW, it might help us explain it if you could post the text you get in the tooltip of the about:reader tab when it's trying to view an Untrusted site. It looks from your screenshots like that might be the real URL (as opposed to the "wrong" URL in your address bar). Here's the pic https:/...

I think the about:reader URL is not just "about:reader", but "about:reader?[...]" or "about:reader.[...]". I tried adding about:reader.[...] to the whitelist but it doesn't do anything. about.reader?[...] is not accepted. At this point it seems like I have to whitelist...

Thanks. I think I've found the problem (or at least a strong suspect): I think the about:reader URL is not just "about:reader", but "about:reader?[...]" or "about:reader.[...]". Your screenshot shows wikipedia which you marked as Untrusted.. I suspect that as such the ...

How hard would it be to rebuild your whitelist / Untrusted list from the export? I think it's likely fix if you go to about:config and reset noscript.untrusted but I'm not sure... I guess you could right-click it > copy value to somewhere else before resetting it. Thanks, I'll try that tomorrow. Al...

barbaz wrote:Hmm. Try importing only your whitelist/Untrusted list to an otherwise clean/default profile (NoScript > Options > Export/Import, the buttons unique to the whitelist panel) and see if you have the problem then?

The problem is still present

This is a really odd one... Please create a clean profile from scratch. Install only NoScript latest development build , leaving all the defaults. Does the problem still exist? If not, what if you then import your NS settings into the clean profile using the Import and Export buttons *on the very b...

Looks like you've marked about:reader as Untrusted. And, you say that you try to go into Untrusted and Allow about:reader, but the Allow doesn't stick? It appears to stick only for the current session, but I'm not completely sure about that either. If that is what happens, go to about:config > nosc...

1) "allowed.untrusted-glb" indicates that NoScript string is missing for your locale (Italian?). That is a bug unrelated to this... (https://forums.informaction.com/viewtopic.php?f=7&t=20593 discusses the same issue for a different string) I'm sorry, but that's all Greek to me. 2) Wha...