[INVALID] No Script 2.1.2.6rc8 and Mcafee SiteAdvisor 3.4.0

[Philf]

I just downloaded the new version of Mcafee Site Advisor, which is now compatible with FF5.0, but I find that there is a conflict with NS.
I am experiencing continual javascript application error pop-ups:
As soon as No Script is disabled, no more errors.
(Allowing scripts globally does not have any effect.)

Exc in EVhandl: TypeError: this.annotatePage is not a function

Exc in EVhandl: Error: Bad NPObject as private data!

I am hoping that this can be resolved by a simple setting in No Script, and that someone can advise me on this.

Thank you.

[Philf]

Posted this here on Friday, but it seems like my initial post was somehow overwritten by the above:

I have downloaded the newest version of SiteAdvisor, and have determined that for me, there is a conflict with NoScript (ver 2.1.2.6rc8, running Windows 7 and FF 5.0)

I am experiencing continual javascript application error pop-ups:
As soon as No Script is disabled, no more errors.
(Allowing scripts globally does not have any effect.)

Exc in EVhandl: TypeError: this.oRoot.enable is not a function
Exc in EVhandl: TypeError: this.annotatePage is not a function
Exc in EVhandl: Error: Bad NPObject as private data!

I am hoping that this can be resolved by a simple setting in No Script, and that someone can advise me on this.

Thank you.

Additional info: On another machine running XPPro, I am having the same issue, but to eliminate the popup errors, I need to disable TACO w/ Abine and Ad Block Plus, in addition to No Script.

[dhouwn]

OT: What just happened in this thread? Hopefully the forums DB is not about to explode.

[Alan Baxter]

Gosh, I hope not. It may have been a moderation error. I've deleted the spam post and replaced the original one. Let me know if you have further problems.

[Giorgio Maone]

Additional info: On another machine running XPPro, I am having the same issue, but to eliminate the popup errors, I need to disable TACO w/ Abine and Ad Block Plus, in addition to No Script.

It would seem very poor coding on McAfee's side, looking at the symptoms...

[therube]

> It would seem very poor coding on McAfee's side

(Heh. Won't be the first or the last time either. https://bugzilla.mozilla.org/show_bug.cgi?id=525601#c37)

[Phil]

Turns out that the conflict was with the Organize Status Bar add-on, and not with NoScript!

[Giorgio Maone]

Turns out that the conflict was with the Organize Status Bar add-on, and not with NoScript!

Thank you for letting us know!