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Ah! I just put the icon in the navbar so I can hide the statusbar. What I was expecting was that clicking on the logo would allow permanently instead of temporarily. So, my bad. Very sorry. Thanks for your help.

Okay, I disabled every addon and the problem persists. I've discovered that it isn't the whole whitelist, but just selected sites. What happens is that when they are whitelisted, the domain name is italicized and at restart, they are removed from the list. Do you know what is happening?

I believe since I got my netbook, sites I've whitelisted are not being remembered. Can you suggest anything to help troubleshoot?

noscript 1.9.9.47

Windows 7

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Marc

How do you know that since whitelistedsite.com linked to that site it has not been sold off to someone else who is using it to hose warez and/or it expired and got purchased by a porn provider or it was compromised for bad coding and it now serving malicious content for someone else? We must be sea...

There is already the Temporarily allow top-level sites by default (dangerous) option. I consider this an improvement to the Temporarily allow top-level sites by default option. What I am suggesting is this: If link is from a site that has scripts allowed, and is not a search engine, then temporaril...

Just because you trust the source, doesn't mean the linked page is safe and not hijacked. Your point about "hijacked" is beyond my understanding. Are you saing that "informaction.com" (for example) could be potentially hijacked? The fact is that many people have Google.com allow...

If I click on a link to another site from a site that I Allow scripts, I'd like the destination top-level site to have the scripts allowed completely or temporarily (I'm currently undecided). This would exclude sites such as search engines as no one should trust sites that are listed. What do you th...