HTTPS Scripts
HTTPS Scripts
I don't understand exactly what an HTTPS script is as I thought HTTPS merely referred to an encryption protocol for connections. Consequently, I also don't fully understand the implication of a NoScript setting for Permissions with HTTPS on the Advanced tab, namely: Allow HTTPS scripts globally on HTTPS documents. Can someone point me to an example to illustrate a global HTTPS script?
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Re: HTTPS Scripts
I think it means "scripts served over HTTPS will be Allowed if included by a document served over HTTPS, and everything else is subject to default-deny"
(of course, marking a site as Untrusted will Forbid its scripts regardless)
(of course, marking a site as Untrusted will Forbid its scripts regardless)
*Always* check the changelogs BEFORE updating that important software!
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Re: HTTPS Scripts
> "...scripts served over HTTPS ..."
Yes, that would sound better and would make more sense to me, too. Thanks, barbaz.
Yes, that would sound better and would make more sense to me, too. Thanks, barbaz.
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