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noscript seems to prevent the "comments" from being displayed at zdnet's "zeroday" blog.. here is a webpage, as an example: http://www.zdnet.com/article/two-netgear-routers-are-vulnerable-to-trivial-to-remote-hack/ notice that there is a "comment" section at the botton ...

the "google.com/trends/" webpage, posted above, works fine for me, using FF 39.0 with noscript 2.6.9.32..

the issue seems to be resolved, with noscript build 2.6.9.9..

thanks

after updating noscript to build 2.6.9.8, i noticed two problems: in noscript's context-menu, it was showing "temporarily allow all this page" when it shouldn't have been, not with the settings that i use.. i tried toggling the setting for that, but it didn't make a difference.. similarly,...

yep.. there is an option, now, to cancel the "nag"..

personally, if i am testing and i want the addons disabled, i run FF in "safe mode"..

thanks.. i got it, now..

the "always ask checkbox" is for when you are disabling "noscript", in FF's "addons"..

in the changelog for build 2.6.8.41, it says "Added 'Always ask' checkbox to the removal confirmation".. i don't know what it means by "removal confirmation".. remove what? and i don't see a "always ask checkbox"..

realquickquestion, i think it would have helped if you had mentioned which build of "noscript" you were using.. when you are having problems with a webpage and you are trying to figure out what the problem is, one thing to try is running "firefox" in "safe mode", where ...

Pix display in higher resolution if I temp-allow "bbc.co.uk" and "bbci.co.uk" it's the same for me.. if i allow scripting for "bbc.co.uk" and "bbci.co.uk", the images display fine.. however, it is strange that you have to allow scripting for "bbci.co.uk&...

i think i know what the problem is.. you have your browser set to automatically update "noscript" and, when it is updated, and, then, when you restart your browser, it "displays the (noscript) release notes on updates", which opens the "noscript" webpage, which is what ...

emohobo, i was thinking that the problem might be that you have flash player set to block websites from storing data.. that can cause problems with some websites.. so, you could check flash player's settings and set it to allow websites to store data and see if that resolves the problem.. i had not ...

Stevko wrote:placing NoScript button there breaks the nice grid layout

my advice is, to resolve the problem, don't place the noscript button there..

One of the issues is "capability.policy.maonoscript.javascript.enabled", set to "allAccess" in my old profile while the pref is absent in my new "about:config" i am not seeing anything like that setting, "capability.policy.maonoscript.javascript.enabled", in ...

I have a feeling that there were some visual changes in NoScript, yesterday, say "page allow" was at the top and "Settings" at the bottom? i don't know about on your computer, but, on my computer, i always have the "noscript" button in the "status"-bar, at th...

Time for a second donation, I think me too! thanks giorgio incidentally, i reverted back to using FF 24.5 ESR.. i tried FF 29 and i, pretty much, got it back to normal, but, still, its GUI was annoying, to me, so i dumped it.. then i installed "pale moon" and used if for a day or two.. th...