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That bug is the primary source re: NoScript & e10s as far as I'm aware. The upshot of it is, e10s is already supported by NoScript 3, so Giorgio will release NoScript 3 for desktop in order to avoid NoScript being broken by e10s. It's not a matter of being "a bit braver than norm" or ...

https://bugzilla.mozilla.org/show_bug.cgi?id=1058542 Yeah, that was the link I found with a bit of searching. I skimmed through it but I could not seem to glean any useful or relevant information as it pertains to es10. On my try a combination of NoScript and Firefox with this "stupid spinner ...

All opinions aside I am curious if there is a good place to follow NoScript's future in a Post Apocalyptic ES10 world. Seems like the current build is very non ES10 compatible. I saw one post on Mozilla that talked about it but can't find anything else on the topic. Wondering if there is a better pl...

For people who are paranoid and are also masochistic, (hey, how's it going) I would recommend HttpRequest Policy or Policeman in combination with NoScript. Http Request policy and it's (hopefully more modern alternative Policeman) basically prevent the loading of any/all 3rd party resources from dis...

From a quick look at the Plugins SDK for Firefox seems pretty do-able. Track tabs You can register event listeners to be notified when tabs open, close, finish loading DOM content, or are made active or inactive: var tabs = require("sdk/tabs"); // Listen for tab openings. tabs.on('open', f...

Normally once all tabs with a website where temporary permissions were given have been closed the temporary permissions goes away. That has never been the case. It would be a useful behavior, actually, but mostly for privacy reasons; there's not much security benefit in revoking permissions after y...

I have to actually explicitly revoke all of the temporary permissions or exit the browser. That (just the quoted part) is how it's supposed to be and how it's always been... On one hand, I've read the FAQ and so yes that's how it's supposed to work. On the other hand, I've been using NoScript for p...

So, I'm not sure if this is related to jumping to Firefox 37 (Aurora channel) or whether it was related to getting a NoScript update (I don't reset browsers very often) however I noticed that some time in between today and yesterday afternoon the behavior for Temporary Permissions' persistence seems...