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Sounds good to me, now it would make the interface less "native" (in the sense of similar to the standard UI of the operating system), but then the interface of Firefox isn't entirely native to begin with (and for matter neither is the one of other major browsers).

Thrawn wrote:It would have to be much more limited on Windows, though, right?

Why that?

Some feature of the Fritzbox add-on?

therube wrote:If Always, & if no exception, then if a site does not support HTTPS, then it should not load?

Guess so, if you get the "The page isn't redirecting properly" error page then it's the right behavior (forget what I said earlier, Giorgio did indeed change it to not fall back to HTTP).

What is the Intended behavior of HTTP | Never -> Force HTTPS => *.site.com ? And exception list to the places where HTTPS is being enforced by NoScript, so only if a location matches an entry in the HTTPS and not in the "never force" list HTTPS enforcement happens. why does http://locator...

NoScript doesn't store its setting in the registry, so any registry cleaning functionality can't be at fault for this.

Or how about doing away the Apply and Cancel buttons altogether, Giorgio?

Thrawn wrote:Not sure where it is on Windows, but probably under Application Data/Mozilla/Firefox, or similar.

"%appdata%\Mozilla\Firefox"

Funnily enough, recently, some work was done (don't remember which version it landed) to improve exactly this (tab switch delay) in vanilla Firefox.

I've already tuned my settings in such ways, still I have to scroll on some sites and even if I don't have it often takes up too much space for my taste.

The update to 18.0.2 from 18.0.(<2)?

NoScript mentioned as not being entirely being reliable against tracking by GA per default: Often this __utm.gif image is referred to as “the invisible gif” because it is only 1 transparent pixel, and it can be used to track users even without ga.js which many users of NoScript already block thinkin...

opened task manager and it shows 2 lines of flashplayerplugin 11.5.502.146. Where exactly do you see the version? AFAIK, (I can test it right now) in the case of Firefox plugins (not IE!) you'll see a plugin-container.exe process where you would need more advanced tools to see what plugin library i...

Similar ideas have come up occasionally. Personally, I am for anything that saves me vertical space.

If I remember correctly, for ReCaptcha you need either have the site that hosts the Captcha, Recaptcha and Google allowed, or the first two not allowed for it to work.