Cross-site filtering with Verizon Wireless

[Oliver L.]

https://www.verizonwireless.com/b2c/index.html

Get that error message at the top, have the latest versions of FF and NS.

Saw an older thread about Verizon Wireless but the URLs on the Console looked different.

Any answers for now? (besides using Safari?)

(Don't know how to set up whitelist exceptions if that's what I need but I'm good at following directions.)

[Tom T.]

You didn't say what error message, but from context, it sounds like the "Javascript Disabled" message.
That is all that I got when I went to the site. No XSS (Cross-Site Scripting) message.

If so, the NoScript "Features" Page and the sticky post, NoScript Quick Start Guide, have complete and simple instructions for managing permissions.

Once you have whitelisted (or temporarily-allowed, if that's your preference
verizonwireless.com
vzw.com,

you may see in the NoScript menu an orange "Blocked Object". If you are still not seeing what you should on the site, clicking Temporarily Allow on the first line of the sub-menu that pops out when you hover the mouse over "Blocked Objects" will allow it -- in this case, an "inserted frame" called from somewhere else and placed in the page.

If it is in fact an XSS message, please open Firefox Error Console (Ctrl+Shift+J), and copy/paste here any blue "Info" messages related to NoScript, ABE, or XSS.

[therube]

At one point (or maybe it was a couple, but not consistent) earlier today when working on another VerizonWireless issue, I too got some kind of message, possibly XSS, which I handily ignored at the time.

And I must have run into this before because in XSS Notifications I mentioned the very same URL .

[GµårÐïåñ]

It could be due to the fact that they changed the way they assign IPs now and they do not give you a public IP anymore but route an internal 10.0.0.0/8 address scheme using NAT and forward so it could be causing this. Unless wireless we mean the website and not the actual wireless internet, in which case I take my comment back as it won't be related.