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Looks like it happens with Wikipedia as well:

I was on DuckDuckGo looking for some information about an actress and saw her IMDB page, when I clicked this XSS notification showed up but I'm not sure why (I mean, I read the FAQ but I don't know if this is an issue about DDG studying their users or IMDB trying to know from what website I was ente...

barbaz wrote:NoScript Options > General, check "Temporarily allow top-level sites by default"

Oh, thank you!!

Every time I visit a new website, I have to enable at least the main website JS: www.newwebsite.domain JS. That's something that could be implemented as a new feature that can interest to new users mainly but also to medium users as well, so having this option that temporally allows every website ma...

OK, with a clear profile, if I temporally allows the website, it works as expected, so it has to be my configuration. Should I send it to you? if so, how?

So if I go to http://www.theuselessweb.com/ & temporarily allow it, an open Youtube page also reloads? Yes, it get reloaded too. Make any difference?: > Options | General -> Automatically reload affected => Reload current only (enable) Yes, it does, no refresh that way. What version of NoScript...

Steps:

1. Go to a YouTube video
2. Go to another website
3. Accept any script (temporally or not)

The YouTube tab will get refreshed.

Thanks for the answer! but, why don't you consider it dangerous? what information can get Google by www.google.com (for example) from me?
A script manage a lot of information, so they can get easily my IP, right?

In FAQ 1.5: What websites are in the default whitelist and why? I found this: - gmail.com, google.com, googleapis.com and gstatic.com (GMail, Google Maps and other Google services) - hotmail.com, live.com, microsoft.com, msn.com, passport.com, passport.net, passportimages.net, js.wlxrs.com (Microsof...