How to Undo Cross-Script block
How to Undo Cross-Script block
When clicking on a Google link to a Wikipedia article, I got the popup message about cross-scripting, but stupidly clicked "Always block". Now I cannot open any Wiki links in Google. How do I undo this?
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Re: How to Undo Cross-Script block
If you don't have any XSS choices you care about, you can just go NoScript Options > Advanced and click "Clear XSS Choices".
If you have other XSS choices you would like to preserve, there isn't currently any user-friendly way to do this, but it can still be done:
1) Export your entire NoScript config
2) Open the export file in a text editor, manually delete the offending entry from "xssUserChoices" section
3) import the modified NoScript config
If you have other XSS choices you would like to preserve, there isn't currently any user-friendly way to do this, but it can still be done:
1) Export your entire NoScript config
2) Open the export file in a text editor, manually delete the offending entry from "xssUserChoices" section
3) import the modified NoScript config
*Always* check the changelogs BEFORE updating that important software!
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Re: How to Undo Cross-Script block
Thanks Barbaz! I'll need to do it the long way, but hopefully this will do the trick.
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Re: How to Undo Cross-Script block
Glad to see there's a solution to that, I was stuck as well as I did the same mistake...
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