Which Scripts are Active?

[SoItBegins]

I have a large problem with the new interface: When I click on the button, it shows me the options page for all of NoScript... and I have no way to determine what scripts belong to the page I'm trying to edit script permissions on. I can only see all scripts overall.

If NoScript was an embedded WebExtension in its previous incarnation, why has its interface changed so drastically?

[barbaz]

What page are you on when you click the button and see this behavior?

[mag]

I don't know if I get what does the OP want to say, but the UI will definitely need some polishing.

Besides what was proposed here: https://forums.informaction.com/viewtop ... 10&t=23640

It's a little confusing when trying to figure out what exactly is blocked on the current page and thus determining what should I allow in order to get it to (reasonably) work.
If I open a certain page with many elements to be blocked and NS reports (as a hint when hovering over the NS toolbar icon) that it blocked certain amount of scripts or other elements - how do I find out which ones (and types) exactly from which sources (hosts, domains) are these? The NS detail (displayed after clicking on the NS toolbar icon) doesn't seem to tell that.

[SoItBegins]

What page are you on when you click the button and see this behavior?

I'm on any page where NoScript blocks something; that is, clicking the button never creates a pop-up menu (as it's supposed to - I just saw the clarifying blog post with a screenshot of expected behavior), and instead ONLY ever takes me to the global-options preference page.

Note that I'm on Firefox 58 (Developer Edition).

[Fips]

I had the same problem. I clicked on the icon and only the pref page openend and no pop up menu.

My problem was that I had modified my about:config page, because of the YouTube DASH playback.
Setting media.mediasource.enabled back to true solved my issue.

[SoItBegins]

Yeah, I regret that I have to keep that pref set to false so that I can download videos from YouTube without having to resort to a downloader extension.