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Recently got NoScript 10.1.3 and it's a big improvement.
Things aren't working as well as < 10.x, but NoScript is usable again, and thanks for that.

Hi nz51t, as far as I can tell, the Menu shows all sites that want to run scripts, just like it did with version 5. Yesterday, before upgrading Firefox and NoScript in my W7, I compared the menus while visiting a very nasty site that I visit regularly in both computers (my W7 and W10), I had upgrad...

If you want to allow a site temporarily, you need to click the white "Custom" button. Hover the browser over the button so it displays Custom. The Custom button is the one to the right. When you do, a small window opens up, there you click on the clock. That allows the site temporarily. h...

where is the difference between enabling a site temporarily or permanently? Temporary access allows access for that browser session only. Once you close the browser then the access is lost. It's like you trust a site a little bit for now. If I got to a site and the page doesn't load correctly and n...

I just installed NoScript 10.1.1, and thanks for that. :) Felt naked once Mozilla pushed Firefox 57 and NoScript was disabled. Question with NoScript 10.1.1 though. With prior versions when I went to a site, NoScript would display a prompt at the bottom of the browser where I could choose which site...