Firefox NS icon not showing correct # of blocked scripts

[fade2gray]

Hello.

Sometimes the NS icon does not show the correct number of blocked scripts, i.e. sometimes it will indicate there are several scripts blocked by default when there are none to be seen in the drop-down list and sometimes it will show there are no scripts blocked by default when there are some in the list.

Display blocked items count badge is checked.

Example of Gmail images not displaying due to blocked script:

[barbaz]

The icon reflects actual "script" permissions and blocked scripts, not which presets are selected for every listed site.

If you set ggpht to Custom, which checkboxes show as reddish-brown highlighted?

[sonickydon]

I also noticed this behaviour but can't remember exactly when it started (could be a Nightly issue). You can clearly see though in the screenshot that the icon reports 2 blocked scripts while the menu lists only one.
https://drive.google.com/file/d/1GkcnHe ... sp=sharing

[barbaz]

@sonickydon that is a different issue - viewtopic.php?f=7&t=24250

[sonickydon]

Sometimes the NS icon does not show the correct number of blocked scripts, i.e. sometimes it will indicate there are several scripts blocked by default when there are none to be seen in the drop-down list...

Excuse me if I posted at the wrong thread but that description fits the issue I noticed and it was the first thread I noticed in the forum about it.
Anyway, I'll have to blame it on Nightly since I can't reproduce it today (at least not on twitter)

UPDATE

Perhaps it's relevant information: I just noticed that this can change when the top level domain is allowed. It might report none or varius scripts blocked while the top level domain is blocked. Not an expert but it could be some aggressive caching issue on behalf of Firefox?

[barbaz]

Excuse me if I posted at the wrong thread but that description fits the issue I noticed and it was the first thread I noticed in the forum about it.

The OP seems to be describing an unexpected behavior involving the state of the NoScript icon *image*. Your posts are asking about the intentional/expected behavior of the blocked-item count badge.

UPDATE

Perhaps it's relevant information: I just noticed that this can change when the top level domain is allowed. It might report none or varius scripts blocked while the top level domain is blocked.

Blocking scripts on the top-level site should also block third-party scripts loaded by the top-level site. It has been this way since NoScript Classic. See FAQ 1.13