No.Balia wrote: Doesn't NoScript need to identify all the script blocks to disable them in one way or another?
It just needs to identify its origin (for 3rd party scripts) or the origin of the document for the inline ones.
Embeded/Inline Scripts
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Re: Embeded/Inline Scripts
It just needs to identify its origin (for 3rd party scripts) or the origin of the document for the inline ones.
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Re: Embeded/Inline Scripts
What was the earlier version that you were using? Firefox changes have sometimes broken NoScript's ability to block inline scripts recently, and Giorgio had to work around it, so if you were using an older NoScript with a newer Firefox, then you may well have had issues.
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Religion is not the opium of the masses. Daily life is the opium of the masses.
True religion, which dares to acknowledge death and challenge the way we live, is an attempt to wake up.
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Re: Embeded/Inline Scripts
@Thrawn: OP is using some version of Firefox 25 which was several releases before Mozilla dropped CAPS. The only way this could have been a NoScript bug in the beginning is if the OP was using NoScript 2.6.8.18.Thrawn wrote:What was the earlier version that you were using? Firefox changes have sometimes broken NoScript's ability to block inline scripts recently, and Giorgio had to work around it, so if you were using an older NoScript with a newer Firefox, then you may well have had issues.
*Always* check the changelogs BEFORE updating that important software!
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