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Hi all,

I'm currently using NoScript 3.5a7 with Firefix 34.0.1.
So far everything is working fine.

Just have some questions:
1. Why is "google.com" whitelisted by default?
2. Is there a way to edit the whitelist? I mean to see all whitelisted sites in one window or popup?
3. If not. Where is the whitelist stored? Can we access it on the filesystem?
I already checked in my profile path "/data/data/org.mozilla.firefox/files/mozilla/*.default/" but could not found a file.

Thanks!

> NoScript 3.5a7

Try again.

What websites are in the default whitelist and why?

Whitelist (almost all NoScript settings) are stored in prefs.js in your Profile.
Not certain but as a start look at, capability.policy.maonoscript.sites.

Temporarily Allowed sites are only "stored" in memory (I believe).

You're right. It's in the prefs.js file in the user profile folder.

user_pref("extension.nsa.policy",
"{\"UNTRUSTED\":{},\"TRUSTED\":{\"js\true, [...]
"googleapis.com\":{\"js\":true,\"webgl\":true...

Problem is I don't want to whitelist google stuff or anything else per default. So I'm looking to edit the whitelist, but there seems no easy way on Android Firefox version.
Maybe on some next version.

> NoScript 3.5a7

Try again.

Oops, I didn't realize ... NoScript Anywhere (NSA), Mobile.

dump wrote: Problem is I don't want to whitelist google stuff or anything else per default. So I'm looking to edit the whitelist, but there seems no easy way on Android Firefox version.
Maybe on some next version.

Do you have text-editing capability on your device? You should be able to just strip out the entries other than UNTRUSTED and TRUSTED.