NoScript jams FF extension "Site navigation bar"

[suknix]

I have trouble with the Firefox extension "Site navigation bar" when NoScript is enabled.

Normally Site navigation bar would displays menu buttons for each "link rel" attribute on the HTML page (like <link rel="next" ...). If such an attribute is not defined Site navigation bar would display an disabled button for that link. (This works if NoScript is disabled or uninstalled.)

With Noscript enabled Site navigation bar just displays disabled buttons as if no link rel attribute are defined. Even on trusted sites.
I could not find any option in NoScript to allow "link rel" attributes.

Is there any way to allow "link rel" attributes, at least for trusted sites?

(I'm running Firefox 4.0b11)

[Giorgio Maone]

Does this extension work if you disable NoScript but also JavaScript from Firefox's own Tools|Options|Content panel?

[suknix]

Yes, it does work with JavaScript turned off.

[Giorgio Maone]

It seems to be a conflict with NoScript's notification bar.
I believe it could be fixed on the SNB's side, by catching exceptions when manipulating notification boxes.

Anyway you can work-around by unchecking both the Show message about blocked scripts and the Place message at bottom checkboxes in NoScript Options|Appearance.

[suknix]

The workaround does its job. Thank you very much and have a nice day.