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It does support it, but unfortunately Firefox's sync implementation for WebExtensions allows for a very limited set of data to be synchronized. You need to enable it from the Sync options, by checking "Add-ons", however it will fail for medium-large NoScript permission configurations :( T...

Does noscript 10.x support firefox sync? And if it does, how does one enable it? I can't find any information regarding that, anywhere.

Does the new version of noscript support firefox sync? And if so, how do I enable it? There's nothing regarding sync in the settings (!!) and in about:config there's nothing with starting with "noscript".

It happens that I go back to chromium OK, bye! http://i.psyche.me/bye.gif This has nothing to do with you. Am I not allowed to say that chromium is better than firefox without e10s without getting a snarky reply? I guess I caught you on a bad day, hopefully you're not an ass year-round. because fir...

barbaz wrote:

simpson wrote: e10s is the only reason that allows me to use firefox.

Why?
What happens if you disable it?

It happens that I go back to chromium because firefox becomes unresponsive and overall laggy/slow.

@barbaz, I'm not on firefox 36. I'm on firefox 48 and have no issues with e10s. e10s is the only reason that allows me to use firefox.

That firefox 36 thing is probably user agent spoofing.

Is there any ETA for the fix to this bug?

This is stoping me from using noscript and I really want to use it!