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With the latest version of NoScript on Firefox, I cannot log into my Godaddy E-mail account. I get the login page with my account name already there (as usual), enter my password, and it visits a few URLs and then returns to my login page. (When I enter something other than my password, it notifies me of such, as normal, so it has to be something that happens after my password is accepted.)

This happened on one computer last night after Firefox crashed and was restarted. When FF restarts, it always loads the latest version of NoScript if a new version is available. I could get my email on my Android phone and my other computer. However, when FF crashed on the other computer, the same thing happened.

Trying to get my email on any browser without NoScript works fine, whether it's Chrome, or using Firefox on an alternate Windows User account on the same computer.

I hope the next version of NoScript will go back to allowing my email webpage.

Details: (Spaces added to prevent automatic link format)

I enter the URL: email. <MyWebPage> .com
It automatically goes to: https:/ /login. secureserver. net/index. php? app=wbe &domain =email. <MyWebPage> .com
After entering the password, it visits a few URLs and finally gets to: https:/ /login. secureserver. net/?app =wbe which shows the login page
NoScript version: 2.6.9.33

Is there a way to "roll back" to a previous version of NoScript?

I found a solution. Go to http://noscript-security-suite.soft32.c ... d/1234372/? (make sure to allow soft32 . com) and reload the previous version. Soft32 seems to be a reliable site, and the fix works.

Well, this forum totally moogled the link a gave above.

Click on: httq:// noscript-security-suite . soft32 . com /download/file/id/1234372/? and download the older version of NoScript.

Also, remember to set NoScript not to update ("NO").

While the source linked above appears to provide a legitimate (unaltered) copy of the NoScript version indicated by Dr.Zev, it is an unofficial 3rd-party source and so should not necessarily be trusted. As such I've broken the links.
The official sources of old NoScript versions are https://addons.mozilla.org/addon/noscript/versions and https://noscript.net/feed?c=100&t=a, please download from one of those links if possible. (Note that the latter link does host all versions of NoScript, it's just the number of clickable links to XPIs that's limited.)

Well, the "fix" worked on my main computer, but not on my little netbook. I tried rebooting, and next I think I'll uninstall Firefox and reinstall it. In the meantime, I'm getting my e-mail on Chrome on that computer.

Dr.Zev wrote:Well, the "fix" worked on my main computer, but not on my little netbook.

And you are sure you downgraded to the same version of NS in both cases? (Given that you used a 3rd-party site, we have no way to know.)

Have you tried the latest development build?

Dr.Zev wrote:I tried rebooting, and next I think I'll uninstall Firefox and reinstall it.

Here's another suggestion: create a new profile, delete the contents of the entire new profile folder, then copy in the contents of the working profile from your other machine and see if it works.

Well, version -.34 seems to have solved the problem on my main computer, a full-sized laptop with 8 Gigs of RAM using Windows 7. However, my netbook (2 Gigs + W/7) still had the problem, even when I uninstalled NoScript, and even when I reinstalled FireFox.

Finally, I went into cookies.sqlite, and changed "secureserver" to "securezagserver" wherever I found it, and also changed my website name to something else wherever I found it. Now, Godaddy e-mail logs in and gets me to the list of e-mail messages, as it is supposed to.

Something was happening with the cookies, so I disabled all affected cookies without wrecking everything.