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Maybe I'm repeating someone, but what seemed to fix the issue for me is an update of FF (I think it was 55 to 56).

5.1.2 is marked as Legacy in Options AddOns. is it possible that FireFox is handling Legacy AddOns differently (a bug in FireFox). in addition, apparently, with the release of FF57 - Nov 2017, Legacy AddOns will no longer work. so, NoScript needs to update their processing framework to be compatible with the new security requirements being imposed by FF57.

Guest wrote:Do you know when will we have a compatible (no "obsolète") version with the new Firefox comming please ?

PBTiam wrote:in addition, apparently, with the release of FF57 - Nov 2017, Legacy AddOns will no longer work. so, NoScript needs to update their processing framework to be compatible with the new security requirements being imposed by FF57.

This is off-topic for this thread. Please take further discussion of this to https://forums.informaction.com/viewtop ... =7&t=23173, thanks.

join2 wrote:FF 56.0.1
After latest update NoScript 5.1.2 the pictogram disappeared. Can't get back. Any advice.....?

UPDATE WITH A FIX

1. Firefox menu > Help (?) > Restart with Add-ons disabled
2. Click the [Continue in Safe Mode] button
3. Restart the browser again normally: NoScript UI should be back now
4. Please report here the list of your add-ons as shown in about:support no need for this anymore, we've got enough data, thank you all!

Thanks and sorry for the inconvenience, we're trying to figure out what exactly is happening and how to make sure it doesn't happen again.
Furthermore, if you feel extra adventurous and helpful, please install 5.1.3rc1 from https://noscript.net/getit#devel, to provide us with some indication on what to expect on next update.
-- Giorgio

Firefox 56.0.1 (64-Bit), NoScript 5.1.2

Worked for me, thanks a lot!

Trader

Fix worked for me. Was running FF56 on Mac Sierra. Thanks!

Faster solution without needing for restarting your Firefox:

0. Open Add-ons Manager
1. NoScript --> options
2. Export (make a backup of your preferences) --> save --> close menu
3. NoScript --> Remove
4. Top-right search bar: "noscript"
5. NoScript --> Install
6. NoScript --> Options --> Import (where you saved your backup)
7. Done, NoScript is usable without restart

Now, after every restart you, can skip step 1 and 2.

ZeroUnderscoreOu wrote:Maybe I'm repeating someone, but what seemed to fix the issue for me is an update of FF (I think it was 55 to 56).

I can confirm this.

Icon disappeared. I ran `apt-get update && apt-get upgrade` on Ubuntu 17.04. Firefox was updated from version 55.0.2 to version 56.0. The icon is back.

Worked well !

An issue with NoScript 5.1.1 too.

I had to uninstall NoScript after the last update (friday?).
It was causing major issue (crashing, frozen, block of the search bar, no response after clicking any link from my bookmarks, ...).
Ok, I am still using FFox 45.9 ESR because it the latest available for my old mac, but the problem is not related with FF (now working) but with the last noscript update.

maurix wrote: Ok, I am still using FFox 45.9 ESR because it the latest available for my old mac, but the problem is not related with FF (now working) but with the last noscript update.

Please check whether latest development build 5.1.3rc1 helps. Otherwise please downgrade to 5.0.10and disable automatic updates for NoScript.

The fix does work, but I have found that whenever I close firefox, my noscript ends up going down to 5.1.1 and it always asks me to update to 5.1.2. So I end up having to reinstall 5.1.2, or leave my browser open.

mike3775 wrote:The fix does work, but I have found that whenever I close firefox, my noscript ends up going down to 5.1.1 and it always asks me to update to 5.1.2. So I end up having to reinstall 5.1.2, or leave my browser open.

Please try to completely remove NoScript, restart, then reinstall 5.1.2.

join2 wrote:FF 56.0.1
After latest update NoScript 5.1.2 the pictogram disappeared. Can't get back. Any advice.....?

UPDATE WITH A FIX

1. Firefox menu > Help (?) > Restart with Add-ons disabled
2. Click the [Continue in Safe Mode] button
3. Restart the browser again normally: NoScript UI should be back now
4. Please report here the list of your add-ons as shown in about:support no need for this anymore, we've got enough data, thank you all!

Thanks and sorry for the inconvenience, we're trying to figure out what exactly is happening and how to make sure it doesn't happen again.
Furthermore, if you feel extra adventurous and helpful, please install 5.1.3rc1 from https://noscript.net/getit#devel, to provide us with some indication on what to expect on next update.
-- Giorgio

I tried this fix and it worked for me. but on the addon page it still calls NS legacy.

Giorgio Maone wrote:

maurix wrote: Ok, I am still using FFox 45.9 ESR because it the latest available for my old mac, but the problem is not related with FF (now working) but with the last noscript update.

Please check whether latest development build 5.1.3rc1 helps. Otherwise please downgrade to 5.0.10and disable automatic updates for NoScript.

I don't think I can. Meaning that if I try to do it, a message appear saying "firefox prevented the installation from this site".

about:config editing doesn't help because extensions.legacy.enabled is not present.

I moved back to 5.1.1