I am using Firefox 40.0b3 beta Win-64 with development build NoScript 2.6.9.30rc4 and was automatically updated to development build NoScript 2.6.9.30rc5 and shows that this new version build was signed; however, upon updating to the stable version NoScript 2.6.9.30, now it shows NoScript could not be verified as signed.
I also noticed upon clicking on "Get Add-ons" and searched for "NoScript" and clicking on "see all 31 results" link, it doesn't show "NoScript" by itself but rather a different "NoScript Security Suite." So, what's the difference between the "NoScript" that I am currently using and the "NoScript Security Suite" now showing on Firefox Add-ons? Please clarify.
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Firefox unsigned/signed and two versions of NoScript?
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Gari
Firefox unsigned/signed and two versions of NoScript?
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Re: Firefox unsigned/signed and two versions of NoScript?
The only difference is the name showing on Firefox Add-ons.Gari wrote:So, what's the difference between the "NoScript" that I am currently using and the "NoScript Security Suite" now showing on Firefox Add-ons?
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The rest of the stuff you mentioned wasn't a question, but here's sort of an answer anyway: it's just part of a bunch of chaos going on at AMO with them trying to roll out this signing requirement for Firefox add-ons, and yes that whole deal is going to be chaotic and a mess for a while...
*Always* check the changelogs BEFORE updating that important software!
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Gari
Re: Firefox unsigned/signed and two versions of NoScript?
@barbaz. Thanks for clarifying!
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Re: Firefox unsigned/signed and two versions of NoScript?
You're welcome 
*Always* check the changelogs BEFORE updating that important software!
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Re: Firefox unsigned/signed and two versions of NoScript?
Updated how, from where?upon updating to the stable version NoScript 2.6.9.30, now it shows NoScript could not be verified as signed
If it comes from AMO, I'd expect it to be signed, & working correctly (barring some error on AMO's side).
If it comes direct from here, AFAIK, last time I looked, it would not be signed.
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