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^ Fine, if it helps you segregate by Firefox version. But there's nothing mixed-up in this thread vis-à-vis the symptoms: the symptoms are identical for all versions of Firefox mentioned here. Hopefully that will help point to what changed between 5.1.0rc1 and 5.1.0rc2 that's the culprit for all of ...

Two observations: 1) The symptoms meticulously described by therube correspond to mine described throughout this thread with Firefox 48.0.2, beginning with NoScript 5.1.0rc2, including the appearance of what's left in NoScript's spot in my toolbar after it disappears, shown in his image two posts ab...

^ Agreed; anxiously awaiting "Linux on the Desktop." ;) Meaning when the multitude of Mac apps will run on it, or at least when a multitude of the same kind of apps will run on it. Meaning apps with the same consistent #UX #UI #uxdesign #uxdesigner #GUI #MacHumanInterfaceGuidelines #fuckFo...

I've had Macs since 1985. Macs aren't Macs any more. Why do you abide it now, when once you didn't?

OK, after over 24 hours of operation, I formally confirm, as requested by Giorgio four posts above, that the NoScript icon disappearances from the toolbar & contextual menu don't occur with NoScript 5.0.10. But then again, they didn't occur between 5.0.10 and 5.1.0rc1, either, which is why I beg...

^ Thanks! Stay tuned for my confirmation, as requested. And let me add that, indeed, together with the third-party security patches for the bash and ntpd vulnerabilities, NoScript is prominent in getting us macOS 10.6.8 holdouts by, security-wise. Yes, other security vulnerabilities remain, but NoSc...

^ I can't find a download link to 5.0.10 or earlier versions on the get it! webpage of your home site, or in the faq . But I will load it when I'm pointed in the right direction and confirm it, as you ask. I'm pretty sure that the disappearing icons began with 5.1.0rc2. If what abruptly changed that...

Ditto 5.1.2rc3.

Also, the inability continues (that began with 5.1.2rc2) to use bookmarks or enter URLs in the address bar until after the first window upon launch is closed (described two posts above).

OK, the icons just disappeared in my new profile. I had let it stew for several hours while doing nothing, and it didn't happen, so I started surfing various web pages and eventually I looked at the toolbar and it was gone — missing from the contextual menu, too. So I'd say I can probably rule-out s...

^ I've had a different profile running for several hours, and my NoScript icons are still in the toolbar and contextual menu — while in my regular profile they've disappeared several times over the same duration. So I guess it's either something funky with my main profile, or else something about ce...

^ Ditto today's release of NoScript 5.1.2rc1.

Same pattern with today's release of NoScript 5.1.1rc1 as described in the immediately preceding post with 5.1.0rc3.... I'm watching closely, but still can't find any rhyme or reason for the sudden disappearance of the NoScript icons from the Status Bar and Contextual menu after some time following ...

The plot thickens: after a couple of days use of NoScript 5.1.0rc3, a pattern is emerging that the NoScript icons disappear from the Status Bar and Contextual menu after a period of time during a given Firefox launch session, but they reappear upon relaunch of Firefox (until they disappear again). I...

^ Yes, I can drag the NoScript icon into & out of the Customize bin to any of the various status-type bars I want. But on a Mac, the menu bar's Tools menu is not user-configurable (except in some cases where an Extension's prefs specifically allow it).

^ I made a new profile and installed only NoScript 5.1.0rc3, and same behavior: appears in the Status Bar and Contextual menu, but not in the menu bar's Tools menu any more. It was in there in rc1.