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Well, it's more like ten steps back for me. As I wrote in the first posting in this thread: there is nothing for me to set. Every NoScript related window only has some "window furniture" at the top - if any - and no content at all. I get the impression this has something to do with the num...

therube wrote:What Happened Between 5 & 10 ?

5 worked in 56.
5 while a "hybrid", while containing both legacy & webex, was a webex to 56, no?

No. 5 is a pure non-webex, no hybrid.

So why such a drastic change to bring out 10 ?

Because that's webex. Which lacks the APIs 5 used.

New version, so I put NoScript back on my main machine to check. It's getting worse... When I click the S icon I get a small window/popup showing only the Close/Reload/Options/Revoke/Allow buttons. Clicking them does nothing. When I close the window by clicking outside it, an empty popup similar to ...

On my system even 10.1.2 reloaded the page when I closed the settings using the Close button (top left - may be a question mark or a rectangle with unicode squiggles because the icon used isn't available by default).

NoScript's XSS handling is broken. On my system, it can't be switched off and keeps interfering as long as the add-on is installed, even if it's switched off in the add-on manager. On top op that, its popups are empty here. No text at all. I was forced to remove NoScript completely to be able to log...

There is a 'set' of sites I need, which has a login mechanism NoScript appears to think is using XSS. I cannot log in there. Whenever I call up the login window, an (empty) XSS popup appears. This happens even if I switch off everything related to NoScript, both in its own settings window (which wil...

Ralph wrote:After setting them to trusted, you should switch the green Lock-icon to the red state...

That would be a nice idea, if there even was a lock icon! There isn't!

Worse, sites I have had set to Trusted for ages have suddenly switched to Default.

This version is a disaster.

The popup is completely blank on my system, so there isn't even a way to indicate what I want done. This add-on is now officially junk in my book. I temporarily switch it off in the add-on manager whenever it does something that bothers me, but I'm not going to keep doing that forever... I'm even mo...

As long as everything is Default, yes. Otherwise things get messy in the Dutch translation as well.

As long as there is no option to "temporarily allow all" on a page, switching off noscript (and on again afterwards) is faster if there are lots of hosts involved. Of course that does mean I have to restart the browser - twice - as just looking at the options makes it lock up solid every t...