NoScript blocked Fox Tab

[boki59]

Firefox 8.o + NoScript 2.2 ..... Fox Tab do not working anymore.

[therube]

Link to Fox Tab?

[dhouwn]

https://addons.mozilla.org/firefox/addon/foxtab/

[Tom T.]

A couple of reviews at the FoxTab site complained that it did not work with Fx 8.0.
One said it did.
No idea what other add-ons those users had.

Please try the Standard Diagnostic, to see if perhaps it's a conflict with another extension, rather than with NoScript, and advise the results. Thanks.

ETA: I submitted the issue to the FoxTab people and asked them to reply here.

[Giorgio Maone]

It was an incompatibility with recent ClearClick enhancements.

Worked around in latest development build 2.2.1rc3, thank you.

[boki59]

It is OK now, with 2.2.1rc3, thank You.

[Cereal_Killer]

I had the same problem with 2.2Rc1 and 2.2. I stopped everyone of my addon's and the only addon that makes a problem is NoScript. So right now I'm using 1.9 version of NoScript on which foxtab is working fine.

[Giorgio Maone]

I had the same problem with 2.2Rc1 and 2.2. I stopped everyone of my addon's and the only addon that makes a problem is NoScript. So right now I'm using 1.9 version of NoScript on which foxtab is working fine.

As I said, it's fixed in latest development build, and you're strongly encouraged to upgrade (many security enhancements have been added since 1.9).

[Cereal_Killer]

I had the same problem with 2.2Rc1 and 2.2. I stopped everyone of my addon's and the only addon that makes a problem is NoScript. So right now I'm using 1.9 version of NoScript on which foxtab is working fine.

As I said, it's fixed in latest development build, and you're strongly encouraged to upgrade (many security enhancements have been added since 1.9).

Well i would like to update but, i don't trust dev version's when an official is out i will update until then i'm staying with 1.9. I don't like to use rc or dev versions.

[Tom T.]

Well i would like to update but, i don't trust dev version's when an official is out i will update until then i'm staying with 1.9. I don't like to use rc or dev versions.

Giorgio's release candidates generally are about ready to go, pending only any feedback on possible bugs, which isn't too often. I got the RC upon seeing the reply, and it works fine. The changes are usually incremental, not like Windows releasing a new operating system. Check the changelog to see the small, but effective, changes in each rc build.

If you have a problem with a RC build, it's easy to uninstall and go back to the previous "stable" release. And your feedback on that problem helps the product.
So I'd encourage you not to wait for the next "official" release, but it's your call.