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Yes, only manual analyze/clean. It did occur to me that CCleaner might be responsible. Don't see any settings that should remove NoScript permissions. The loss of permissions seems to occur after a FF restart (after I restored most of the permissions) without running CCleaner.

I see a very old thread (starting 2011)about Firefox Sync overwriting NoScript permissions, but I'm not knowingly using Sync, or any cloud servers (shut down the Win10 mandated cloud service early on). When Firefox closes, all my NoScript permission settings vanish. Not aware of any other devices sy...

V. 11.0.2
Earlier versions of NoScript had an option to "allow top-level domains by default". This was convenient, and reduced the manual entry overhead to use a new reasonably trusted site. Can't find out how to do this.

Several major sites will only partially load, even when all the scripts in the icon script list appear to be enabled, and usually set to accept non-https input. For example, I've had to disable NS 10 to get into Linkedin and several job sites.