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When I opened a certain page, the NoScript-notify that informed about blocked facebook-content caused that the browser GUI stretched so that it became impossible to even close the notify. The page that triggered the notify had auto-center for the content-element, so it became unbrowseable for half of the page. Some elements from the browser UI disappeared due to right-alignment. The stretch does not limit to the tab opened, the stretch happens in the window-level. The minimize/resize/close buttons also work as one of the indicators that the actual window does not stretch. There's no horistontal scrollbar of any kind either (which would be odd if there was). A very long (blocked) URL that does not get split into separate lines triggers this bug.

An image about how things should look like. Notify right edge:
http://atkkierratys.com/img/outside/nos ... y_pic1.png

The site that triggers the NS notify that causes the stretch:
http://atkkierratys.com/img/outside/nos ... y_pic2.png

This is a known issue for ABE notifications. I didn't realise it affected other notifications, too; thanks for spotting it.

Up to Giorgio.

Thrawn wrote:This is a known issue for ABE notifications. I didn't realise it affected other notifications, too; thanks for spotting it.

This is in fact an ABE notification. "pyyntö" translates to "request", per an online dictionary.


@ F-3000: Until this is fixed, you can disable the notifications in NoScript Options > Notifications. Uncheck "ABE".
When the page is blocked, you can read the error message in Error Console (Ctrl+Shift+J, or Firefox Tools > Web Developer > Error Console), under blue "Info" messages, most likely prefixed with [ABE}.

Tom T. wrote:"pyyntö" translates to "request", per an online dictionary.

Very correct.

Tom T. wrote:@ F-3000: Until this is fixed, you can disable the notifications in NoScript Options > Notifications. Uncheck "ABE".
When the page is blocked, you can read the error message in Error Console (Ctrl+Shift+J, or Firefox Tools > Web Developer > Error Console), under blue "Info" messages, most likely prefixed with [ABE}.

Thanks for the tip. Pity it can't be self-disappearing with set time-limit, like blocked scripts notification.

F-3000 wrote:... Pity it can't be self-disappearing with set time-limit, like blocked scripts notification.

That's actually a very good idea, and unless I'm mistaken, would require much less modification of the code than the existing TODO of configuring the ABE notifications always to stay inside the screen and not cover other elements. I'll post that as an RFE, with credit to you for suggesting, and will ask Giorgio to consider it.


ETA: RFE is here.

Tom T. wrote:

F-3000 wrote:... Pity it can't be self-disappearing with set time-limit, like blocked scripts notification.

That's actually a very good idea, and unless I'm mistaken, would require much less modification of the code than the existing TODO of configuring the ABE notifications always to stay inside the screen and not cover other elements. I'll post that as an RFE, with credit to you for suggesting, and will ask Giorgio to consider it.


ETA: RFE is here.

Thanks. Before posting my earlier, I even tried to find a setting in about:config for the ABE notification timer. (holy cr*p there's a lot of settings for NS)

Please see Giorgio's reply here.

Yes, NS is very configurable for the user who wishes to take the time to explore its many features and customization possibilities.

BTW, while fiddling with the new doorhangers I almost accidentally found a work-around for the old-style notifications, so this long-standing problem is fixed in latest development build 2.6rc3, thanks for the reminder.

Giorgio Maone wrote:BTW, while fiddling with the new doorhangers I almost accidentally found a work-around for the old-style notifications, so this long-standing problem is fixed...

Another of science's many serendipitous discoveries, along with penicillin and Post-It Notes™.

(seriously -- looks good so far, in both Fx 3.6.28 and Fx 16.0.2, thanks! )