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Pretty similar.
"fetch" checkbox is highlighted.

There is an issue with refreshing a NoScript icon on a panel. To reproduce the steps below you need to have an account on GitHub. Steps to reproduce: - log-in to github.com under your account - open web page https://github.com/cweijan/vscode-autohotkey/issues/new - in NoScript, allow domains: github...

Sorry, but I see no difference between 65 & 66 (using the 100K list).

So do I. No difference

It doesn't help

barbaz wrote: ↑Sun Mar 17, 2019 5:19 pm Either there's some Windows-specific issue here, or you've got some external app(s) (antivirus maybe?) that's slowing your Firefox down.

There is no any external app or antiviruses.
I also tried it in clear VMware with nothing installed except Firefox and I have the same result.

So to be clear, you're saying this happened when you changed from NoScript Classic to NoScript 10.x, *not* from a change between 10.x versions? Yes. Yes, in your list, it shows as allowed. But if you visit the site, it is not. airfrance.com: https = allowed http = disallowed (not presented in my se...

A bit slow. Nowhere near the delay you're reporting. airfrance.com does not get Allowed? (airfrance.ru does.) Any rhyme or reason to the layout of the file? As in should the lists be sorted? Does that matter? How does http vs https come in to play? Sorry but I can't understand you about airfrance (...

barbaz wrote: ↑Fri Mar 15, 2019 4:26 pm What is the latest working previous version?

I can't tell you the certain NoScript version, but I definitely know that issue started after moving to WebExtension-version, when Firefox blocked old-style addons and forced to use WebExtension.

Yes, you're right. I'm sad...
So the question is still opened for me.
If someone knows the answer please give me a feedback.
What's wrong with my settings:
https://www116.zippyshare.com/v/l7O6YiZt/file.html
?

Accidentally I figured out why it happens.
I fixed the issue by changing parameter "enforced": from true to false in "noscript_data.txt".
Its OK now.
Could you explain what that option means?

I have a long list of allowed-disallowed sites (file "noscript_data.txt" is about 100 KB). I encounter performance troubleshootings in the latest Noscript version while allow-disallow javascript domains on any web pages. It takes so much time now! When I allow javascript on web page there ...