[RESOLVED] Google Analytics NOT blocked automatically

[rtsj]

Hi,

NS v.2.6.8.13

Google Analytics web bugs are blocked automatically, unless google-analytics.com has been explicitly whitelisted (better than No Google Analytics, because NoScript blocks every cross-site request to GA, no matter the type or the file name).

They are not blocked at all web-sites. For example I can see in Net log access to the google-analytics.com here rambler.ru

[Giorgio Maone]

What's "Net log"?
May I see a screenshot of your NoScript menu on that site? (I cannot even see google-analytics listed there unless I allow the top site, because it's added dynamically).

[rtsj]

What's "Net log"?

Any. For example Firefox's Net Log.

May I see a screenshot of your NoScript menu on that site? (I cannot even see google-analytics listed there unless I allow the top site, because it's added dynamically).

[Giorgio Maone]

That's not the NoScript menu.
Your NoScript Options|Export file sent by email may help, too.

[rtsj]

That's not the NoScript menu.

I have standard settings. Nothing was changed. If you have FF v26, just try and i think you can see the same results.

I cannot even see google-analytics listed there

Now I hope you see in screenshot.

[rtsj]

What Email?
[edited out]

[rtsj]

May I see a screenshot of your NoScript menu on that site?

What tab?

[Giorgio Maone]

May I see a screenshot of your NoScript menu on that site?

What tab?

The menu which is opened bt hovering the NoScript icon while you're on the page where the issue happens.
The email address is that one, which I had to edit out from your post for obvious antispam reasons.

[Giorgio Maone]

That's not the NoScript menu.

I have standard settings. Nothing was changed. If you have FF v26, just try and i think you can see the same results.

Nope. Nothing from google-analytics.com gets loaded until I explicitly allow it from NoScript's menu.

[rtsj]

The menu which is opened bt hovering the NoScript icon while you're on the page where the issue happens.

Ok. This shows me what I forgot - add to untrusted.
But you wrote:

Google Analytics web bugs are blocked automatically

that's why i thought that nothing special we must do.

Is this string in noscript.untrusted:

google-analytics.com http://google-analytics.com https://google-analytics.com

enough to block some other web-site with the same syntax?

[Giorgio Maone]

The menu which is opened bt hovering the NoScript icon while you're on the page where the issue happens.

Ok. This shows me what I forgot - add to untrusted.

You don't need that, unless you previously "Allowed Scripts Globally (dangerous)".
Did you?

But you wrote:

Google Analytics web bugs are blocked automatically

that's why i thought that nothing special we must do.

In facts, by NoScript's factory settings (default deny) google-analytics.com, like any other site not explicitly whitelisted, is blocked out-of-the-box.

Is this string in noscript.untrusted:

google-analytics.com http://google-analytics.com https://google-analytics.com

enough to block some other web-site with the same syntax?

Yes. but again this is required only if you opted for the less secure "default accept" (blacklist-based) mode.

[rtsj]

You don't need that, unless you previously "Allowed Scripts Globally (dangerous)".
Did you?

Yes.

Now seems to be all is Ok, Giorgio. I changed noscript.untrusted manually, maybe there were errors.
Web-site google-analytics.com is blocked after adding it to untrusted by pressing a button from context menu.

[rtsj]

You can change the subject of the post if you want or deleted this topic as erroneous.

[Thrawn]

I have standard settings. Nothing was changed. If you have FF v26, just try and i think you can see the same results.

You don't need that, unless you previously "Allowed Scripts Globally (dangerous)".
Did you?

Yes.

Hmm...

[Guest]

You can change the subject of the post if you want or deleted this topic as erroneous.

Better suggestion to you Giorgio:

You can change the subject of the post if you want or mark this topic as hilarious.

SCNR