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Hello. I can not access my Gmail account with their new login page. What scripts do I need to allow? I am using Firefox 24. Thanks.

Link to the login page?

Same problem. I'm not sure whether it's NoScript-related, though - I haven't seen anything in the Browser Console - but my workaround is to open the Sign In link in a new tab.

WFM, only google.com is listed as allowed but I do have other google domains in my whitelist that might be getting called later in the login process without me knowing.

What new login page?

therube wrote:Link to the login page?

I just type mail.google.com in the address bar and let it JavaScript-redirect me to the login page. Does that work for anyone who has this problem?

The issue is related to noscript - I'm unable to login unless I allow js from google-analytics.com, which I normally block globally.

The sign in link won't work without this.

I confirm the problem occurs on Firefox v23.0.1 and v24 with NoScript 2.6.7.1. Entering https://mail.google.com/ in the address bar results in the following page being displayed: https://mail.google.com/intl/en-US/mail/help/about.html. Attempting to click the "Sign in" link on the page does not load the actual login form unless Google Analytics is enabled in NoScript.

Investigating, thank you.

OK, confirmed. While waiting for Giorgio to sort this out, you can work around this issue by going to about:config and setting accessibility.blockautorefresh to true, then typing mail.google.com in the address bar and not allowing the redirect when asked.

Workaround is functional on my test systems which are being served the new Google login page. Those which are receiving the old login page are unaffected (they do not exhibit the original issue).

Fixed in latest development build 2.6.8.4rc2, thanks.

Development build works for me, thanks .