Allow Font@ on specific whitelist domains?

[borg]

I have successfully enabled flash on many domains, but I'm really struggling with allowing fonts on this site: http://tvprofil.net/

Now I can temporarily allow fonts there by clicking temporarily allow

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Font@http://phazer.info

Note that fonts originate from other site.

But any font rule I write in about:config rule noscript.allowedMimeRegExp is not honored at all and I've tried it in so many ways I don't even remember... I've read noscript faq, features page and many forum links before. If anyone can help, I'll appreciate.

Thanks

[Thrawn]

I don't think that Font is a recognised content type. When it appears in the Blocked Objects menu, it shows up as Unknown.

[borg]

Thanks for answering.
I don't understand what do you mean by "Fonts are shown as unknown in blocked objects menu". At my place Fonts do appear in the Blocked Objects menu as: Temporarily allow Font@http://phazer.info and I can do that.

So it turns out, we can temporarily enable downloadable fonts on specific domains, but there is no setting or white-list to make it permanent, not even in about:config? Is this missing feature maybe planned in the future?

[BC]

I have exactly the same problem with netvibes.com.

Why is there an option to allow it temporarily, but no possibility to save this choice?

[barbaz]

*Bump*

NS 2.6.8.2rc1, SeaMonkey 2.21. I can't get this to work either. I want to permanently whitelist all PDF documents and the web font on Github but don't seem to be able to permanently allow that font. Following the example on the NoScript page, I set my noscript.allowedMimeRegExp to

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application/pdf FONT@https://github\.global\.ssl\.fastly\.net

but it's acting like it's just "application/pdf". What am I doing wrong?

[barbaz]

I can't be 100% sure but I think it's a code issue in NoScript (Policy.js). It looks like NS is supposed to pass "mimeKey" (which could be "Font" or other special identifier, or failing that, the guessed MIME type) to tests of the "allowedMimeRegExp" preference, but it's really passing "aMimeTypeGuess || mimeKey", thus ignoring any special types. If there's some reason NS shouldn't only check mimeKey, it should see if mimeKey matches aMimeTypeGuess, and if not, check them separately.

Also, it seems from the code that the program looks for "Font" in allowedMimeRegExp rather than "FONT" as documented... I find that hard to believe... Giorgio, what am I missing here?

[barbaz]

Bump

What are the current plans for fixing this bug? Is this going to be fixed soon or is it low-priority/farfuture?

[Giorgio Maone]

What are the current plans for fixing this bug? Is this going to be fixed soon or is it low-priority/farfuture?

To be fixed, thank you. (Slipped out of the radar so far).

[Giorgio Maone]

Should have been fixed in latest development build 2.6.8.6rc2, thanks.

[barbaz]

Well, the menu looks better, but sorry, this bug is not fixed.

noscript.allowedMimeRegExp set to

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application/pdf application/x-shockwave-flash@https?://(?:www\.)?deeplinkradio\.com FONT@https://github\.global\.ssl\.fastly\.net

doesn't automatically allow the Github font.
Test page

[Giorgio Maone]

Please check latest development build 2.6.8.7rc1, thanks.

[barbaz]

Still doesn't work here, sorry.
Tested Fx 17 & SeaMonkey 2.22.1 on Ubuntu Linux

[Giorgio Maone]

Retry latest development build 2.6.8.7rc2, thanks.

[barbaz]

It's working now! Thanks a lot Giorgio.

[dajo]

Hi,

I was just wondering, are there any plans to add "Always allow X@Y" next to "Temporarliy allow X@Y", instead of having to manually add a regexp to allowedMimeRegExp?

... and thanks for an awesome addon!