Hi there,
I just found a discrepancy of the icons between what is presented https://hackademix.net/2017/12/04/noscr ... utshell-2/ and mine.
While it seem to have normally a status with the blocked counter and the little cross sign if not everything is allowed, my icon is just the plain S symbol. Even if I haven't allowed anything.
I have deleted the extension and re-installed it but it didn't solve the issue.
Some idea what else I can do?
NoScript Icon shows no status (10.x) [SOLVED]
NoScript Icon shows no status (10.x) [SOLVED]
Last edited by Damnatus on Wed Dec 20, 2017 8:43 pm, edited 1 time in total.
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Re: NoScript Icon shows no status (10.x)
Perhaps, doing a Reset helps (NoScript Options, Click Reset).
Before doing that, do this and test. Make sure only boxes for Fonts, Fetch and Other are ticked for the Default preset (thats default for this Preset). You could also untick all boxes for that Preset. After verifying and/or making changes, test.
Bo
Before doing that, do this and test. Make sure only boxes for Fonts, Fetch and Other are ticked for the Default preset (thats default for this Preset). You could also untick all boxes for that Preset. After verifying and/or making changes, test.
Bo
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Re: NoScript Icon shows no status (10.x)
Yes. Reset has worked. Now the toolbar icon shows the status.
But on my preset for default it's frame, fetch, other ticked. Not fonts.
After your hint with the policies I have looked into my exported settings and guess what: they were messed up somehow. DEFAULT was like TRUSTED. no wonder the icon in the toolbar was that way. As I haven't never changed the presets it never occured to me that there was an issue with it. Thanks, Bo!
Find below my settings before the reset and after
But on my preset for default it's frame, fetch, other ticked. Not fonts.
After your hint with the policies I have looked into my exported settings and guess what: they were messed up somehow. DEFAULT was like TRUSTED. no wonder the icon in the toolbar was that way. As I haven't never changed the presets it never occured to me that there was an issue with it. Thanks, Bo!
Find below my settings before the reset and after
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{
"policy": {
"DEFAULT": {
"capabilities": [
"other",
"font",
"frame",
"media",
"webgl",
"script",
"fetch"
],
"temp": false
},
"TRUSTED": {
"capabilities": [
"other",
"font",
"frame",
"media",
"webgl",
"script",
"fetch"
],
"temp": false
},
"UNTRUSTED": {
"capabilities": [],
"temp": false
}
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{
"DEFAULT": {
"capabilities": [
"frame",
"fetch",
"other"
],
"temp": false
},
"TRUSTED": {
"capabilities": [
"script",
"object",
"media",
"frame",
"font",
"webgl",
"fetch",
"other"
],
"temp": false
},
"UNTRUSTED": {
"capabilities": [],
"temp": false
}
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Re: NoScript Icon shows no status (10.x)
You are welcome, Dammatus. You are right, is frame instead of fonts (my memory went bad when I wrote that reply). In one of my computers, settings got corrupted when I updated to Firefox 57 and settings for NoScript were automatically imported by NoScript. So, in that computer I experienced what you were seeing. It was easy for me to figure the cause of your problem.Damnatus wrote:Yes. Reset has worked. Now the toolbar icon shows the status.
But on my preset for default it's frame, fetch, other ticked. Not fonts.
After your hint with the policies I have looked into my exported settings and guess what: they were messed up somehow. DEFAULT was like TRUSTED. no wonder the icon in the toolbar was that way. As I haven't never changed the presets it never occured to me that there was an issue with it. Thanks, Bo!
Find below my settings before the reset and after
Bo
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Re: NoScript Icon shows no status (10.x)
That's most likely what happened to me, too!bo elam wrote:In one of my computers, settings got corrupted when I updated to Firefox 57 and settings for NoScript were automatically imported by NoScript. So, in that computer I experienced what you were seeing. It was easy for me to figure the cause of your problem.
Bo
So maybe there's a more widespread issue there.
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