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FWIW, this issue is NOT present on NoScript 2.9.0.7rc2 on a SeaMonkey build based on Firefox 45.0.1 release

Test URL is a YouTube video page (I force Flash there for other reasons)

I force Flash

Any different with HTML5?

Heh. Had to look back to see what the thread was about, so HTML5 may not really apply here.

Anyhow, did you check the mlb.com link from the OP?


The same happens if Flash is set to Always, but your Forbid Flash with NoScript.

People said it applied to even full-page Flash documents, so I had tried that as well (off my local server) with the same results.
Didn't try the link from the OP because it wasn't baseball I wanted at that moment

OK, (a dated Nightly) works:

User agent: Mozilla/5.0 (Windows NT 6.1; WOW64; rv:47.0) Gecko/20100101 Firefox/47.0 SeaMonkey/2.44a1
Build identifier: 20160208142613

therube wrote:The same happens if Flash is set to Always, but your Forbid Flash with NoScript.

Those are my settings also. Flash in Firefox Add-Ons is set to Always Activate but I use Noscript embeddings to block (with apply to whitelisted - everything checked in embedding except no place holder and collapse) so I can then click to play.

barbaz wrote:People said it applied to even full-page Flash documents, so I had tried that as well (off my local server) with the same results.
Didn't try the link from the OP because it wasn't baseball I wanted at that moment

My results are that clicking on Flash, or any blocked object, then just loads it full page as it acts as if one clicked a link making the clicked object the whole page. If that is what you meant anyway. This is above my knowledge level.

therube wrote:OK, (a dated Nightly) works:

User agent: Mozilla/5.0 (Windows NT 6.1; WOW64; rv:47.0) Gecko/20100101 Firefox/47.0 SeaMonkey/2.44a1
Build identifier: 20160208142613

Apologies for my ignorance. Does that mean this will automatically fix itself via a future Firefox release or NoScript 2.9.0.7?

And an update to my Hulu issue. I am grateful to say that something in Firefox 45.0.1 fixed it. I have no idea what broke going from 44.0.2 to 45 but Hulu is now working normally in 45.0.1 for me. Yay.

All it mean is that if you decide to switch to SeaMonkey this problem will likely disappear
If you rather stick with Firefox, just ignore that part.

if you decide to switch to SeaMonkey this problem will likely disappear

Though the problem does exist in SeaMonkey 2.40 release.

Appears this may have resolved itself with NoScript 2.9.0.8rc1 ?

(
I saw this in passing...

noscriptor wrote:Click2play is still broken I had to open about:config and set this to disabled "extensions.interposition.enabled"

)

Hello, just FYI this problem also affects .webm files.

Webm files have a different icon than Flash objects (which use the NoScript icon), but they work the same way through noscript with a clickable placeholder box. Since FF45 webm embed objects no longer play properly. If you click on a webm it acts like you clicked on a link instead of bringing up the click-to-play confirmation box. Also if you click through that link and bring up the webm in a separate window, clicking on the webm placeholder simply refreshes the page. In order to get the webms to work I have to specifically go into the noscript rightclick menu and enable that specific object.

It should be fixed in latest development build 2.9.0.10rc1, thank you.

Working (at least click-to-play is now opening, playing the video as expected).

Looks like it's working! Grazie mille, Giorgio!

Giorgio Maone wrote:It should be fixed in latest development build 2.9.0.10rc1, thank you.

Thank you for the fix.

Yup it's working. NoScript updated automatically and now everything is back to normal. Thanks!