[Resolved] NoScript prevents Firefox "home page" and related toolbar search from working

[Rockhound5]

Windows 10
Firefox 84.0.2 (64-bit)

I noticed this started happening last week, and have finally narrowed it down to NoScript being the culprit (opening Firefox in safe mode - the problem goes away, so I stated turning add-ons and plugins on-and-off one at a time to find the source).

From my Firefox home page, I can click "recently visited" site buttons, but if I try to type a search into the toolbar or even a url I want to navigate to...nothing happens. I've tried whitelisting about:home and file:// already, to no avail. Any help would be greatly appreciated. Thank you in advance!

[barbaz]

Please go NoScript Options > Export, and look in the export file under "xssUserChoices", anything there?

[Rockhound5]

Heya, and thank you tons in advance for the help!

When I download the data as a .txt, under xssUserChoices, there are several things that make sense (sites I've blocked from sending data from a to b, etc.), but one that stands out as erroneous I do not remember clicking on:

">https://www.google.com": "block",

If I delete this line, save the .txt document, then import it to NoScript, that won't mess anything up, right? (I'm closer to a layman than a programmer - I "know just enough to be dangerous" as my father would say, heh).

Again, thank you!

[barbaz]

If I delete this line, save the .txt document, then import it to NoScript, that won't mess anything up, right?

In this particular case, that should be fine.

[Rockhound5]

That worked - problem solved! Thank you!!!

[barbaz]

Cool, you're welcome