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I got scrollbars and the german word for trusted seems a bit too long. It looks like this:

I've encountered the same problem. Additional the Closing-X isn't showing. Which font do i have to install for this? In the options the long german words are even more confusing when the term leaks into the next row.

For me it would be good enough, if i could swap the vocab with the english terms.
Is there a language file or something i can edit myself? Of course you can fix the gui markup/css but for now i would simply prefer a working solution and to have the english terms in my not english browser is something i can live with.
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Edit: I use NoScript 10.1.1 and Firefox 57.0 (64-Bit) on a Windows Desktop.

I just came back after updating to Version 10.1.2 to say thank you. <3

After updating to 10.1.2 the scrollbars doesn't show up anymore and the english terms "trusted" and "untrusted" are in use. Well the close-icon is still "[U+01F5D9] missing glyph symbol" but i can live with that. I'm really thankfull that the new version is released that quick!

Longtime user & supporter. This is my first post here...
From 10.1.2 changelog

x Simplified popup listing, showing base domains only (full
origin URLs can still be entered in the Options window to
further tweak permissions)

Functionality did not change, but lost visibility:
I want to run minimal amout of scripts. I do not mind entering to Option window manualy, but in 10.1.2 I have lost visibility to which subdomain is calling scripts. Now I need to allow fulldomain, watch traffic to see what scritps are being pulled and then blocking fulldomain and afterwards manually entering full addresses.
So now process is complicated for me and I still pull loads of scripts once. I preffered 10.1.1 way of showing full address with bold portion of what is allowed.

Thank You

In 10.1.2, Close button still doesn't display for me:

Hello,
I've enountered a similar problem. I use a notebook with an additional monitor. Both screens use the same native resolution 1920x1080, however, due to the differing screen sizes, I've got the notebook screen scaling set to 125% and monitor screen - 100%. When I open Firefox on notebook screen all the noscript icons fit into its window and everything looks fine. When I open it on the monitor the noscript window is too small for its contents to be visible - I need to change the scale with ctrl+mouse wheel everytime I want to see everything.