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Broswer: Firefox 74 Noscript version: 11.0.15 OS: Windows 10 This just started to happen to me after I updated to Firefox 74. How to reproduce: 1. Create an HTML-file locally with following code: https://www.w3schools.com/jquery/tryit.asp?filename=tryjquery_click 2. Open the file from your hard driv...

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Where in the Mozilla Firefox profile folder does NoScript store it's settings and site preferences?

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I have re-posted your suggestion to mark sites that had automatically-revoked temporary permissions, in the other thread. Thanks. I am now going to stop discussing this as I only registered to suggest this. I do understand that not every user would want this functionality. However with how I use my...

So to fix any potential issues with this idea: - Display next to a domain name if it's been automatically revoked. This could just be a simple symbol or something to denote this. - Improve displaying of domain in the list of domains, to avoid look-alikes fooling users. And then, barbaz problems with...

So never Allow them, not even temporarily. Problem solved. Not always a practical solution as some ads need to be shown before you get to watch a clip or access a website. Right.. well, in the same way you can't trust any dog at all, because some dogs bite people. That's not the NoScript security m...

You anyway should never script-allow something you think is risky! The problem is, anything could be risky. Your favourite trusted website could one day be hacked. With that mindset you don't ever need NoScript. Just turn off javascript, java, flash and all other plugins in Firefox. However I use N...

There is no security advantage to that.. and NoScript is a security tool, not a privacy tool. See https://forums.informaction.com/viewtopic.php?f=7&t=18846 where a similar idea was discussed, much of what was said there applies also here. I would say there is a security advantaged to this. Many...

Hello! Is it possible to automatically clear temporary permission after some time they been given to a domain? If it was possible or could be implemented, I would feel safer if my temporary permissions cleared every 10 min (since last page visit?). I think it would offer better security, less attack...