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+1 on on full addresses and source code

The idea is to only enable the functions I actually want to use on a visit-by-visit basis, to minimize my exposure to undesirable elements. As an example use case, see the image below, which shows various urls under the googlevideo.com domain, which show up when attempting to watch a video on YouTub...

I'm not familiar with NoScript's internals, but here's my current understanding... Each of these checkboxes seems to either allow or block a specific type of item from that domain. There are different risks associated with each type of item. If you check SCRIPT, then the site you're on will be allow...

Thanks for the links. Sounds like a good guess. So if I understand correctly, unchecking it would disable ajax requests to that domain

In the old NoScript, there was a "full addresses" option that would allow you to block/allow individual urls rather than an entire domain. I can't seem to find that option anymore. Where has it gone?

What does checking the "fetch" option in custom settings for a domain do?