1. Run Firefox with NoScript enabled
2. Copy and paste the following into the URL bar and press Enter (may need to set noscript.allowURLBarJS to true):
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data:text/html,<body style="height:2000px;cursor:pointer"></body>4. Click on the NoScript toolbar button to open the menu, then click again to close the menu
5. Now move the mouse back over the page
Expected result:
The cursor is still a pointer
Actual result:
The cursor has changed to an arrow
According to DOM Inspector, this CSS is added to the page, which is causing the problem by forcing the body cursor to auto:
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body:not([id]) { cursor: auto !important } .__noscriptOpaqued__ { opacity: 1 !important; visibility: visible; filter: none !important } iframe.__noscriptOpaqued__ { display: block !important; } object.__noscriptOpaqued__, embed.__noscriptOpaqued__ { display: inline !important } .__noscriptJustOpaqued__ { opacity: 1 !important } .__noscriptScrolling__ { overflow: auto !important; min-width: 52px !important; min-height: 52px !important } .__noscriptNoScrolling__ { overflow: hidden !important } .__noscriptHidden__ { visibility: hidden !important } .__noscriptBlank__ { background-color: white !important; color: white !important; border-color: white !important; background-image: none !important }
