Noscript fail on mailto javascript links ?

[akiteko]

Hi,

Can someone confirm that I am not mad ?

http://www.lady-tsigane-boutique.com/hu ... cateur.htm

Check out this page, there a "Poser une question a propos de ce produit" link, when I click on it the mail thing spawns, firefox can interpret it as a valid mailto:, however it should not work because it's inside a Javascript statement. I have tried to copy/paste the code in a html file, I then tried to access it with firefox/noscript, when I click on the link nothing happens as expected with noscript.

Nothing's allowed, I revoked temporary permissions.

Why doesn't noscript blocks the link on the website ? Can you reproduce it or give me any hints ?

[Giorgio Maone]

NoScript Options|Advanced|Untrusted|Attempt to fix Javascript links

[akiteko]

It did the trick, I suppose it's not harmful to leave it on, you know your stuff .

But I'm curious about why did it get blocked anyway on localhost.

[therube]

when I click on it the mail thing spawns, firefox can interpret it as a valid mailto:, however it should not work because it's inside a Javascript statement

NoScript Options|Advanced|Untrusted|Attempt to fix Javascript links

The latter is set, but the mailto: link does not respond in SeaMonkey?

Mozilla/5.0 (Windows NT 6.1; rv:5.0) Gecko/20110706 Firefox/5.0 SeaMonkey/2.2

[Giorgio Maone]

when I click on it the mail thing spawns, firefox can interpret it as a valid mailto:, however it should not work because it's inside a Javascript statement

NoScript Options|Advanced|Untrusted|Attempt to fix Javascript links

The latter is set, but the mailto: link does not respond in SeaMonkey?

Mozilla/5.0 (Windows NT 6.1; rv:5.0) Gecko/20110706 Firefox/5.0 SeaMonkey/2.2

Because there's no subject (it couldn't be decoded because the decoding routine is JavaScript as well, and cannot be emulated).

[therube]

But why is the response seen in FF5 different?

[Giorgio Maone]

But why is the response seen in FF5 different?

Is SM your default mail client?

[therube]

I don't know that I have a default mail client?
(SeaMonkey Mail is not.)

Event setting network.protocol-handler.external.mailto;true, I still get no response?

[therube]

If I allow www.lady-tsigane-boutique.com
& enable network.protocol-handler.external.mailto;true
then I get, "mailto: is not a registered protocol".

Otherwise the setting of NoScript Options|Advanced|Untrusted|Attempt to fix Javascript links appears to have no bearing?