allowed.untrusted-glb

[JPearson]

Good morning,

Recently I have been having a bit of a show stopper showing up in Firefox using the normally wonderful "NoScript." I am using it on 4 machines 2 PC, 2 Macs. All have the latest versions installed.

FREQUENTLY the notification will show up at the bottom of the screen "allowed.untrusted-glb" and then give a script number, and another item whose value is always 0. When this shows up, javascript is shut off, and I have to restart Firefox. I can then go to the same page (Facebook for example) and the error does not show back up, until the next random time that I may go to FB or some other site. This occurs on ALL of my machines. They are in separate locations on non-connected networks.

It is frustrating enough that I have had to disable NoScript to be able to continue working.

If anyone knows how to resolve this, please share.

Thank you for your time.

[barbaz]

I see it too. It's a missing locale string, Giorgio would have to fix it.

[JPearson]

I see it too. It's a missing locale string, Giorgio would have to fix it.

Thank you barbaz. Is there a proper way to let Giogio know about the issue, or is it already known?

[barbaz]

This forum is the proper way. Usually these issues get posted in NoScript Development, but since you're not registered it's fine here.

[barbaz]

Sorry, I didn't quite read the OP carefully.

FREQUENTLY the notification will show up at the bottom of the screen "allowed.untrusted-glb" and then give a script number, and another item whose value is always 0. When this shows up, javascript is shut off, and I have to restart Firefox. I can then go to the same page (Facebook for example) and the error does not show back up, until the next random time that I may go to FB or some other site.

That is already a known issue - viewtopic.php?f=7&t=22355
Please continue discussion of that in the linked thread. Let's keep this one for the missing locale string.

[JPearson]

Sorry, I didn't quite read the OP carefully.

FREQUENTLY the notification will show up at the bottom of the screen "allowed.untrusted-glb" and then give a script number, and another item whose value is always 0. When this shows up, javascript is shut off, and I have to restart Firefox. I can then go to the same page (Facebook for example) and the error does not show back up, until the next random time that I may go to FB or some other site.

That is already a known issue - viewtopic.php?f=7&t=22355
Please continue discussion of that in the linked thread. Let's keep this one for the missing locale string.

barbaz,

The issue that I'm having ONLY occurs when the "allowed.untrusted-glb" notification appears. I am not having ANY of the issues that are currently being discussed in the thread you referred to. Perhaps I need to search for a way to go back to an earlier version since this only started with the newest release.

It must be just me. Odd that it is doing the same thing on Mac and PC though.

[barbaz]

The issue that I'm having ONLY occurs when the "allowed.untrusted-glb" notification appears.

"allowed.untrusted-glb" is supposed to say that you have Scripts Globally Allowed and are visiting a site Marked as Untrusted. And you wrote that when you see this, JS becomes blocked and you can't allow it. That is exactly the same bug as in the other thread.

Continuing over there would make the discussion easier to follow, is all.

Perhaps I need to search for a way to go back to an earlier version since this only started with the newest release.

Here are the links. Can you please let us know which is the latest working rc version?

Old NoScript @
https://addons.mozilla.org/addon/noscript/versions
*or*
https://noscript.net/feed?c=100&t=a

It must be just me.

No it's not. I for one see exactly the same issue.

[JPearson]

The issue that I'm having ONLY occurs when the "allowed.untrusted-glb" notification appears.

"allowed.untrusted-glb" is supposed to say that you have Scripts Globally Allowed and are visiting a site Marked as Untrusted. And you wrote that when you see this, JS becomes blocked and you can't allow it. That is exactly the same bug as in the other thread.

Continuing over there would make the discussion easier to follow, is all.

Perhaps I need to search for a way to go back to an earlier version since this only started with the newest release.

Here are the links. Can you please let us know which is the latest working rc version?

Old NoScript @
https://addons.mozilla.org/addon/noscript/versions
*or*
https://noscript.net/feed?c=100&t=a

It must be just me.

No it's not. I for one see exactly the same issue.

Just wanted to update - I uninstalled 2.9.5.2 then installed 2.9.5.1

The problem immediately went away.

Then a day or so later, 2.9.5.1 automatically updated back to 2.9.5.2

The problem immediately returned.

I did not try any of the intermediate RCs.

[barbaz]

I did not try any of the intermediate RCs.

So could you please do that and let us know the latest working one?

[JPearson]

I did not try any of the intermediate RCs.

So could you please do that and let us know the latest working one?

Jeeez. I came to report an issue and got a job...

So it looks like the problem started with RC3. Ones prior to that do not seem to have the issue.

[barbaz]

Thanks!