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I've also seen both of these bugs happen, but I've also seen something else:
Sometimes when I rapidly click the NS10 icon while the page is loading (due to me being frustrated about long loading times) instead of showing the menu it will open up the Noscript options page.

Hey, I swear that the old Noscript revamped the Google search results in a way that the link clicks were not tracked. For example, if I search for Twitch, I will get a hit to their website as the first result. But I am not getting the actual link that is advertised under the result. Instead the link...

Yay, well done, peeps! I was going to suggest some UI updates as well, but I see most have already been addressed in this thread. I simply don't need anything else and I think majority of the people won't need it either. I have to disagree with you on that one. Your needs don't necessarily reflect t...

Yo, any updates on this? It's truly tiresome to have to manually edit that string all the time. For example Youtube now needs multiple codecs to work properly i.e. "opus", "vp9", "mp4a.40.2", "avc1.4d401f", etc. There should be an option in the NoScript contex...

Name: fingerprintjs2
Description: Javascript fingerprinting library that uses lots of techniques and has an interesting to-do list as well.
Location: Multiple websites.
Code: https://github.com/Valve/fingerprintjs2

Pisses me off that so many websites today are deepthroating javascript and are totally refusing to run without it.

Name: Piano Media fingerprinting code Description: The script seems to be hosted on a 3rd party website and does some basic browser fingerprinting. What's also interesting is that it tries to use the non-adopted WebSQL API. Location: https://mp.piano-media.com/js/bp.html Code: http://pastebin.com/6...

I already use the following tools: AdBlock Plus, Canvas Blocker, Cookie Monster, Ghostery, HTTPS-Everywhere, NoScript, RefControl, RequestPolicy Continued, Scriptish, Shim Storage, UAControl and User-Agent JS Fixer. If you've got any other suggestions, I'm all ears.

Thrawn: I am aware of that, sadly. What I'm trying to do is to prevent websites from running plugins and certain parts of javascript while still allowing them to function. This includes blocking things like cookie access, dom storage, webapi (location services, webrtc, webgl, audio, etc), canvas an...

Well... Personally I find the whitelist feature a bit confusing. I mean what really is a whitelist, how is it defined? While I browse the internet, I normally temporarily allow many websites for only that they can function. But that doesn't mean that I *trust* them, and I most definitely do not want...

Yeah, I was wrong about that. It's the second part of the code that is being used.
Here is the documentation for the audio API that they are using:
https://developer.mozilla.org/en-US/doc ... dioContext

Here's the code snippet where I found those calls: http://pastebin.com/0ffdJYZP What tool do you use to inspect running javascript in Firefox? EDIT: I wonder, if this code is even being used. In the web console I can't see any "Using SoundPlayer!" entries that this script was supposed (I a...

I got lost while poking through their Javascript. Seems like they're using these calls to control the audio:

Host.Sound.SetVolume(e, t)
Host.Sound.Play(e, e, a, o, t)
Host.Sound.Stop(e)
Host.Sound.Preload(i, i, t)

But I can't find any references to what window.Host or Host.Sound may be.

There, created and tested it in a new FF profile after installing only NoScript from the addons search.
OS is Linux xubuntu, NS is v2.6.9.39, Browser is FF 42.0. Sounds/music still play on that website. Youtube videos get blocked with a click-to-play placeholder.

Hello! Normally when I browse the internet I have NoScript set to block the <audio> and <video> elements on both - trusted and untrusted pages. It works fine because I can see that the click-to-activate mechanism is used. While attempting to watch a video (not so much listen to audio) I have to clic...