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therube wrote: ↑Tue Jan 17, 2023 8:31 pm Pretty neat testcase .

Thanks

And thank you Giorgio for the fix.

Bump.

I call this a regression because there is a UI element that is otherwise functioning but not in this particular case. Yes, I use Firefox. Thanks for suggestion, but I'd prefer to avoid using userChrome. I agree that logging console would be a nice addition and could help in cases of multiple redirec...

When a site opens a new page in a popup window with minimal controls, there is no easy way to check/set script permissions for that new page. In case that page requires new permissions, it will not work properly until reopened in a new tab, where NoScript controls are available. I made a test case t...

Thank you very much for a quick fix and extensive explanation! I just tried the development build and everything works well.
As you can see by my unusual settings, I'm the "target audience" of NoScript and I appreciate all the work you put into its development.

Giorgio Maone wrote: ↑Mon Mar 14, 2022 10:38 pm I cannot reproduce.
Could you please share your NoScript Options>Export file?
Thanks!

Sent it in DM (I hope you don't mind, I'd rather not post it publicly).

I'm using web version of Spotify and most images (e.g. album covers) are not loading for me. In console, requests for images fail with NS_ERROR_INTERCEPTION_FAILED . If I open images in a new tab, they load normally. If I disable NoScript or disable restrictions for the tab, images load normally and...

Maybe I'm repeating someone, but what seemed to fix the issue for me is an update of FF (I think it was 55 to 56).

Kinda bump.

barbaz wrote:So this is not a NoScript issue.

Yeah, looks like.
Checked myself the same way (didn't know about script preference) and FF's behavior seems really counterintuitive to me. But I guess it's a thing to complain to Mozilla instead.
Tnx.

It does for me (with scripts allowed): http://zerounderscoreou.narod.ru/Stuff/Promise.png And you reminded me about another strange thing I forgot to mention: both with code pasted into console and run as a userscript it shows the log message as if it came from global.js . Though it may be caused by...

I'm not sure if this is a problem from the last update, but I do think this is related to NoScript. I noticed it while writing a small userscript for Imgur, so the code I quote assumes an image album open ( imgur.com/a/* , imgur.com/gallery/* ) and is run in Greasemonkey. var Hash = document.locatio...