Option to make *all* allowed script rules per-domain

[JackOfAllGames]

I understand that ABE offers the ability to write rules that allow certain domains on only certain other domains, but there is no easy way to do this regularly. I'd love for per-domain rules to be the default (or a checkbox somewhere to enable/disable this context menu behavior). Far too many sites nowadays utilize CDNs, cloud service providers, social media logins, etc. Not all of those services offer unique subdomains to differentiate users of the service. I don't want to permanently allow these sites (especially the CDNs and cloud services), but having to temporarily allow them every time I visit a site that needs one is a pain.

I don't know how many people here limit scripting as greedily as I. I don't know how much overhead this would create for the browser. I don't have a clue how hard this would be to code. I know only that it would make a world of difference to this user.

Thank you for your time, consideration, and great browser add-on!
-Jack

[barbaz]

already planned for noscript 3

[Thrawn]

Have you ever come across RequestPolicy?

[JackOfAllGames]

already planned for noscript 3

Ah, wonderful! Great to hear!

Have you ever come across RequestPolicy?

No, but I just Googled it and it looks very interesting. I'll be researching that now.

Thank you both for the info!