The log appears inside your profile, as noscript_dns.log. The about:config preference, as you found, is noscript.logDNS.
However, this is exclusively a diagnostic feature so you shouldn't enable it unless you really have a good reason to, because it will surely slow down your browsing to a certain extent.
Giorgio Maone wrote:The log appears inside your profile, as noscript_dns.log. The about:config preference, as you found, is noscript.logDNS.
However, this is exclusively a diagnostic feature so you shouldn't enable it unless you really have a good reason to, because it will surely slow down your browsing to a certain extent.
I know thanks, I edited my first post, found the setting and the log file too ...anyway good to know why this is disabled by default.
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just to mention: I just posted twice as "guest" without being aware of it, I didn't know why I had to enter the captcha letters that's because I restarted FF twice after changing the settings in about:config and I was logged out here, sorry about that.
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Guest wrote:and what's the noscript.proxiedDNS setting for ?
It says how NoScript behaves regarding DNS query for proxied connections.
It should be left as it his, making NoScript perform DNS resolutions only if connection is not proxied.