Allow HTTPS scripts globally on HTTPS documents
What is that doing, in general.
And if that is set, what is happening here, https://localbitcoins.com/, in particular?
If set, the site is Allowed - automatically-ish.
Does not show up in the site list (such that you can Allow/Disallow), only shows up in Untrusted.
XP
FF 51
NoScript 2.9.5.3
NoScript | Options | Advanced -> HTTPS => Permissions
Allow HTTPS scripts globally on HTTPS documents
Allow HTTPS scripts globally on HTTPS documents
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Mozilla/5.0 (Windows NT 5.1; rv:49.0) Gecko/20100101 SeaMonkey/2.46
Re: Allow HTTPS scripts globally on HTTPS documents
Exactly what it says. When you've got a HTTPS page loaded, any HTTPS scripts will be automatically Allowed there, but plain HTTP scripts won't.therube wrote:What is that doing, in general.
?therube wrote:If set, the site is Allowed - automatically-ish.
That's expected. To understand why, watch how the menu changes when you Allow Scripts Globally.therube wrote:Does not show up in the site list (such that you can Allow/Disallow), only shows up in Untrusted.
*Always* check the changelogs BEFORE updating that important software!
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