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I wrote a Userscript for a button to toggle SVG. Works fine but unfortunally, Torbrowser bundles this setting with NoScript-settings. When switch off SVG, all individual NoScript-settings are removed. :-( // buttonToggleSVG.uc.js (function() { if (location != 'chrome://browser/content/browser.xhtml'...

musonius wrote: ↑Sat Oct 23, 2021 4:12 pm I agree that this should be more visible. Also, I think that this setting should not be permanent, but should be deactivated when the browser is closed.

Yes!
Long before I had a setting for this in user.js, but it seems, this was too useful, so Mozilla cut this possibility.

Is there a chance to solve the problem?

barbaz wrote: ↑Mon Oct 04, 2021 9:06 pm It is the default. No idea why it wasn't for you.

Uuh you're right, thank you. I'll keep this default. Let me change my question: what's the risk to check "noscript" for untrusted sites?

Thinking settings are stored in, storage-sync-v2.sqlite - but only until " written out (which, if I'm understanding, means that they could exist in storage-sync-v2.sqlite-wal for potentially some prolonged period of time.) There is no storage-sync-v2.sqlite here. I'm testing with FF91 ESR. (al...

tldr; How can individual NoScript-settings be deployed in a new (or existing) Firefox profile (without manually clicking GUI/Settings/Import)? <rant>I'm helping some others keeping Firefox safe with Noscript for years and often create new Firefox-profiles with individual default settings. Over the y...

This is an interesting hint. With "noscript"-checkbox enabled, the result is as expected - looks like with "javascript.enabled"=false. Shouldn't this be the default? Would there be a disadvantage to enable "noscript" as "Standard"?

An issue that I recognize for a long time now... I use startpage for searches and don't have Javascript allowed for it. With this setting I get an answer to the request but without search-results. When I disable JS at all (about:config), it works as it should. (also when I allow JS in Firefox+Noscri...