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https://hackademix.net/2010/03/24/why-noscript-blocks-web-fonts/ Although IIRC typical build configurations of modern Firefox compile web font libraries into WASM and sandbox them (how to check if this is the case for a given Firefox build?), so not sure how big the threat from malicious web fonts ...

have it somewhere in my saved profile folder, but where it is buried? https://forums.informaction.com/viewtopic.php?p=103393#p103393 (possibly also relevant here: https://forums.informaction.com/viewtopic.php?p=107283#p107283 ) Still another storage location: Where does Firefox save settings that y...

(I don't currently have access to my systems with Firefox+NoScript, so can't yet check the link directly, but thank you for posting the exact URL + steps to reproduce the issue 8-) In the mean time...) NoScript can mess with AJAX. If the issue persists when (as a test) using "Disable restrictio...

When this issue occurs, do you see anything related in the Browser Console (Ctrl-Shift-J) or about:debugging > This Firefox > NoScript, Console? (if you don't know what's related, turn off CSS warnings and post everything else you see) New clean profile doesn’t help but if I log in as admin, there F...

(See also viewtopic.php?t=26900 . And you can also get rid of the storage-sync-v2.sqlite-wal and save on storage space by, after completely quitting Firefox, just open storage-sync-v2.sqlite in DB Browser for SQLite and close it without making any changes.)

To transfer only NoScript settings from old pc Firefox profile to new pc Firefox profile:
On old pc: NoScript Options > Export
then on new PC: NoScript Options > Import

You can revert stored XSS choices in NoScript Options > Advanced

Try removing the dailymail-related XSS choice, then clearing cache and cookies/storage?

have your tried, not acting so, "creepy"??? Since you didn't quote what you're replying to, and your use of quote marks around "creepy" indicates you don't have the dictionary definition of creepy in mind, it's not possible for anyone to have any idea what you're talking about.

In that case, NoScript's permission management is not the right tool for you, as its design is ill-suited to your security model, sorry.

There is no way to do this in NoScript. NoScript is a security tool, and from a security perspective, such "supertrusting" is a bad idea - https://classic.noscript.net/faq#compromised_trusted For this reason, when allowing ad providers' active content, sticking to an allow-list approach he...

Threads merged.

Why?

That behavior is a red flag NOT to trust it.

@nemo Remember to log in before posting so you don't have to solve the CAPTCHA every time and so you keep getting email notifications if you subscribed to this topic. (I changed authorship of your Guest post to be under your account.) Is there any way to either have a debug log or any kind of intern...

Can you reproduce the problem starting from a new, clean Firefox profile in current Firefox release or later? If so, might be worth filing a Firefox bug at https://bugzilla.mozilla.org/ with the detailed steps to reproduce, also noting that downgrading to FF 118 fixes it.

Same issue here. Since ~FF119, So as a test, does downgrading to FF 118 fix it? (Before trying that, completely quit Firefox and back up your Firefox profile . Also, you may need to run FF 118 with the --allow-downgrade command-line option.) https://ftp.mozilla.org/pub/firefox/releases/118.0.2/