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Enhancement

Posted: Tue Sep 15, 2015 12:24 am
by EcoGeek
For the general user who is not well versed in scripts on website.

Could you please change this function under options. When you click on the options button, it list the scripts on the website. By clicking the middle buttion, it takes you to a page where you can check out the security of the script. For instance, clicking on options button on msn.com and clicking the middle button, another tab opens up under https://noscript.net/about/s-msn.com;s-msn.com tab Security and Privacy Info on that page lists WOT, McAfee, Webmaster, etc. with a two buttons at the button, one for allow and one for mark as untrusted.

Since I use this all the time as many other probably do, could you not please list those all those sites under security and privacy info on just the first page instead of having to click on each individual one which loads in a separate tab creating six tabs. These security sites can be whitelisted. It becomes annoying after awhile since websites are now loading up to 15 different tracking scripts.

thx.

Re: Enhancement

Posted: Tue Sep 15, 2015 12:35 am
by barbaz
I don't understand the request, sorry. Are you asking for a way to get site info links for all domains in the NS menu on the same noscript.net "landing page", or that NoScript try to concatenate the contents of every listed security site together on one page, or that the links open in the same tab as the landing page, or... what?

Re: Enhancement

Posted: Tue Sep 15, 2015 3:51 am
by Thrawn
barbaz wrote:Are you asking for a way to get site info links for all domains in the NS menu on the same noscript.net "landing page"
This, I think.

I'm sure it's technically possible, but I don't know how much work it would be for Giorgio.

Re: Enhancement

Posted: Tue Sep 15, 2015 5:14 am
by barbaz
Thrawn wrote:I don't know how much work it would be for Giorgio.
It would involve
1) Adding middle-click for site info to the "Allow all this page" & "Temporarily allow all this page" menu items. Well, IMO that'd be the most intuitive & simple...
2) Setting up the noscript.net site to be able to handle several different domains listed on the same page (I would think this part is most of the work)

And possibly introduction of a separate about:config pref in NoScript for sites that don't support multiple domains per page, for those users who modify about:config > noscript.siteInfoProvider. Maybe could be named something like noscript.siteInfo_sendMultipleDomains?
Or perhaps NS could just not make requests for info on multiple domains simultaneously if noscript.siteInfoProvider is modified?

Just throwing some ideas out there.