Below log is from https://www.tripadvisor.co.uk/Hotels-g1 ... otels.html (originally posted in another thread), XSS enabled and that Kaspersky exception in my ABE config. Still waay too slow. Strangely The Guardian seems absolutely fine for me.
I have Self-Destructing Cookies installed but I disabled it for this test load of that link. Is this any help?
14:14:04.302 NoScript could not disable scripts for system global [System Principal] WinScript.js:13:11
14:14:04.409 “nsICookieManager2.getCookiesFromHost()” is changed. Update your code and pass the correct originAttributes. Read more on MDN: https://developer.mozilla.org/docs/Mozilla/Tech/XPCOM/Reference/Interface/nsICookieManager2 cookietracker.js:126:12
14:14:04.488 “nsICookieManager2.getCookiesFromHost()” is changed. Update your code and pass the correct originAttributes. Read more on MDN: https://developer.mozilla.org/docs/Mozilla/Tech/XPCOM/Reference/Interface/nsICookieManager2 cookietracker.js:82:12
14:14:48.734 TelemetryStopwatch: requesting elapsed time for nonexisting stopwatch. Histogram: "PLACES_AUTOCOMPLETE_6_FIRST_RESULTS_TIME_MS", key: "null" TelemetryStopwatch.jsm:297
14:14:54.103 String.toLowerCase is deprecated; use String.prototype.toLowerCase instead mootools-c-v23900594016a.js:1:43737
14:14:54.430 Use of getAttributeNode() is deprecated. Use getAttribute() instead. mootools-c-v23900594016a.js:1:28075
14:14:54.430 Use of attributes' nodeValue attribute is deprecated. Use value instead. mootools-c-v23900594016a.js:1:28097
14:15:03.090 about:blank : Unable to run script because scripts are blocked internally. (unknown)
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OK so tripadvisor seems to be hit by the XSS performance issues, not the facebook part. I'm happy to try the next dev release to see if this fixes it. Thanks team!
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I installed 5.0.6 last week and added the ABE rules and XSS exceptions suggested by barbaz several posts back. I also reverted from FF52 to FF51 for an unrelated reason. Overall, behavior has improved, but I'm now getting obtrusive warnings on eBay and several other sites. Here's a screenshot (typical): http://optimalbuilding.com/files/noscri ... enshot.jpg.
Admittedly I don't understand the intent of creating identical ABE rules and XSS exceptions, but I'd rather not have to put up with these warnings in order to avoid browser lockups. Perhaps if I understood what these changes are intended to do?
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ginahoy wrote:
Admittedly I don't understand the intent of creating identical ABE rules and XSS exceptions, but I'd rather not have to put up with these warnings in order to avoid browser lockups. Perhaps if I understood what these changes are intended to do?
The XSS filter exception tells NoScript not to do in-depth analysis and filtering of traffic to those sites - thus avoiding the freeze.
The ABE rule tells NoScript to simply block that traffic.
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