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Might 11.4.32rc1 be breaking things in a Private Window? [or more?] FF 115 ESR google.com is set to Default (in NoScript, so, disabled) gstatic.com is left at its default, Trusted Today, having issues with Google Search not showing search results. Pretty sure ?? that happened in both regular & P...

You could

NoScript | Options | General -> Temporarily set top-level sites to TRUSTED

which might help some.


Otherwise, sounds like you'd want something that worked on a blacklist basis (where NoScript is based on a whitelist basis).

Still can't get it to work? In NoScript 2.9.0.12, Embeddings, Forbid <*FRAME>. Right? Any other settings needed in NoScript. And SM 2.38. And yet I'm not getting placeholders? Your screenshot sure seems to indicate that the placeholders are from NoScript. (BTW, SM 2.38 isn't liking much SSL, I guess...

(I wasn't looking for an frame at the picture itself, but rather the 2 sides.) SeaMonkey + NS 2.9.0.12 Oh, that's interesting. What version of SeaMonkey? 2.9.0.14 won't even run in current SM. (Installs, but doesn't work. Maybe could be "fixed", but...) In current SeaMonkey 2.53.20 beta 1 ...

(I don't know about such things, but, I'll suspect that the "page" is not a "frame". tom. At least I didn't find "frame" / "iframe" in the code. The left side "navigation menu" is a frame. FF does not see it as a frame [in its' context-menu]. So I'll...

Not Working In Private Browsing Oh yeah, I forgot about that little'ol trick. FF, by default, disables extension in Private Mode. So unless you explicitly enable the extension for Private Windows, you won't see it. If that was the issue, then to me it is not a "me" issue, rather a logic f...

it is now a danger Correct. PaleMoon: Polyfill supply chain attack: New Chinese domain owner infects dependent sites And you can take it further (much further, actually) as it is not only "polyfill"... but anything that is "3rd party"... And you can take it further, because of s...

Since I didn't know (or had forgotten):

PaleMoon: Go to preferences...security... Set "No add-ons will be blocked" Voila!--NoScript will run.

NoScript is not supported on PM, they won't even talk to you if you have it installed. That is known. AFAIK, it works (though with the latest versions of PM, it is apt to crash PM [video related, seemingly]...). (Not really concerned about it one way or the other, but IMO NoScript is just something ...

(I've read that) YT is dabbling with blocking blockers. So... as far as I'm concerned, screw them. Anyhow, FF 115.x, & NoScript & uBlock, & I do a search, https://www.youtube.com/results?search_query=youtube+blocker, & at least the first few clips played as expected. I allowed youtub...

Just so you know, if you change the NoScript's "GUID" (in install.rdf, in noscript...xpi), NoScript will install in current PaleMoon. "Install" does not change any potential negative consequences (like PM crashing), but at least it can be used, till then ;-). Something like this ...

"any site" Good question. Looks like it's going to be this, https://forums.informaction.com/viewtopic.php?p=106306#p106306. Knowing that, I'm going to use it, actually. Like at dslreports.com, I'll keep dslreports.com itself at Default, but Always allow dsl.net, but only on dslreports.com...

Depending on what google service you're using, you might be able to do something like, Allow mail.google.com (for gmail), but leave google.com itself set at default, so not allowed - in my case . (I also Allow gstatic.com, which I suppose is needed ? but don't really know.) So gmail always works, &a...

It looks like if you were to click the Cancel button in the dialog, then you are returned to where you were.
If you simply close the Tab, then you're left at the end (of your tabs).


(FF has many instances, that act in a malicious way, totally whacking focus from where it was.)

So I go to safeway.com - in a Private window, with NoScript enabled (of course). And I get: Pardon Our Interruption As you were browsing something about your browser made us think you were a bot. There are a few reasons this might happen: You've disabled JavaScript in your web browser. You're a powe...