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Sorry, should have pointed the difference out. Also worth noting explicitly is that with the patch, if one wishes to allow/use fonts (awesome, gstatic, etc.) on some page, they are also forced to set that domain as allowed SOURCE of fonts. I wonder how big of a problem that is? Related, how big of a...

Ah, sorry, have not been paying attention to this report for a while. Unfortunately no amount of clearing cache, history, etc., makes the icons disappear. Attached image to show difference between unblocked and blocked. https://i.imgur.com/853Rtq2.png As far as I can tell, Noscript currently blocks ...

Well, looks like this is another case of intended behaviour. if (!canScript) { for (let noscript of document.querySelectorAll("noscript")) { // force show NOSCRIPT elements content let replacement = document.createElement("div"); replacement.innerHTML = noscript.innerHTML; noscript.parentNode.replac...

Can confirm. The redirect seems to be due to meta refresh inside noscript-tag. For the Firefox's redirect blocking to work (shows redirect warning), you need to have: 1) javascript.enabled; false 2) accessibility.blockautorefresh; true 3) NoScript disabled or has the "script" allowed for the page Re...

Well, this is interesting - found from "RSS Feeds Broken"-thread: ( https://forums.informaction.com/viewtopic.php?f=7&t=23611&sid=e33a98712ad939f0bbf8522024291c30#p95749 ) OK, I've just tried to add the http://www.gamespot.com/feeds/news/ and http://www.polygon.com/rss/index.xml as live bookmarklets...

With "contentscript" I ment script injected by webextension and with "console" the developer tools console. As far as I understand, neither should be affected by CSP or NoScript and the XHR Request is the only part of the script that is failing. Rest of the script (and the latter example) run well e...

This is still an issue (Noscript Version 10.1.6.4). If additional info is needed, please ask.

NoScript appears to block XHR Request to a php form. The example code below simply throws an error event. function onLoad () { console.log(this.responseText); } var req = new XMLHttpRequest(); req.addEventListener("load", onLoad); req.open("POST", "form.php"); var formData = new FormData(); formData...

This would be nice little usability enhancement. Seconded! Might also suggest mirroring the buttons too, but not certain if worth the trouble.

Noscript 10 does not appear to block web-fonts if they are provided as data: @font-face { font-family:yle-header-fontello; src:url('data:application/octet-stream;base64,d09GRgABAAAAAAvgAA4AAAAAFNwAAQAAAAAAAAAA...') format('truetype') } Example page: https://yle.fi/uutiset The icons for search (hae) ...