[RESOLVED] NS and wix.com / can't log in to my account

[rnf67]

Even if allow NS globaly it's doesn't help at all.

Login window should pop up but happens nothing.

Looking for any advice.
Atm only switch off NS extension helps me to log in.

Firefox 41.0.1 / NS 2.6.9.38

[therube]

What does happen when you try?
Anything related in Error Console (Ctrl+Shift+J)?

Does the current Development version v 2.6.9.39rc1 make any difference?

[barbaz]

They said nothing visible happens.

As therube suggested please check the Browser Console (Ctrl-Shift-J) when this issue happens and post here any messages related to NoScript.
(related messages usually start with either "[NoScript" or "[ABE]"; if you don't know what's related, turn off CSS warnings and post everything else you see)

[Thrawn]

Got it. Cross-site inclusion filter.

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[NoScript] Blocking cross-site Javascript served from https://static.parastorage.com/services/wix-users/2.568.0/login-dialog/locale/messages_en.jsonp with wrong type info application/octet-stream and included by https://www.wix.com/signin?postLogin=https://www.wix.com/my-account/sites/&postSignUp=http://www.wix.com/new/vertical/?referralAdditionalInfo=homepage&renderMode=iframe

This isn't great - they're using the wrong content type for their script file - but at least they're not serving their content from eg Github...

The workaround is to edit the noscript.inclusionTypeChecking.exceptions setting in about:config, adding

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https://static.parastorage.com/services/wix-users

to the end.

That lets the login frame open for me. Please let us know if it works for you.

[rnf67]

Problem Solved.

The workaround is to edit the noscript.inclusionTypeChecking.exceptions setting in about:config, adding

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https://static.parastorage.com/services/wix-users

to the end.

It's works, just add to the end (in my case after "cdn.directvid.com/*.jsx ").

I appreciate your help. Thank you all for answers and new knowledge for me about this tool (Ctrl+Shift+J).
/hug

[barbaz]

You're welcome

[Thrawn]

new knowledge for me about this tool (Ctrl+Shift+J).

Actually the Browser console is a built-in part of Firefox, used not just by NoScript but by all sorts of other components.

However, NoScript does try to be a good citizen and log meaningful messages whenever a behind-the-scenes feature takes effect (XSS filter, cross-site inclusion filter, ABE, ClearClick, etc), so it's a useful place to start troubleshooting NS.