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NoScript 10.1.2 on Firefox 57.0 (64-bit)
I think it's broken, I can't choose what to trust, it's like it doesn't save it or do anything when I do
I think I have to remove the addon because it's useless at the moment, I couldn't even write this because Confirmation code wouldn't show up

can I go back to an older version? because that work and i'm used to it

I just got 10.1.2 installed and am having some challenges. When I lick the icon to bring up the options it does not display properly. I have a screenprint but do not see a way to attach it.

Guest wrote:I have a screenprint but do not see a way to attach it.

Upload it on a picture hosting like imgur.com and post the link here.

Jin wrote:NoScript 10.1.2 on Firefox 57.0 (64-bit)
I think it's broken, I can't choose what to trust, it's like it doesn't save it or do anything when I do
I think I have to remove the addon because it's useless at the moment, I couldn't even write this because Confirmation code wouldn't show up

can I go back to an older version? because that work and i'm used to it

Everything works just fine if you follow this instruction:

In order to make your Trusted settings work, switch the padlock from green (per default settings) to red to allow https + http websites to load. You would then need to allow scripts for this site and google to display Captcha.

Guest wrote:I just got 10.1.2 installed and am having some challenges. When I lick the icon to bring up the options it does not display properly. I have a screenprint but do not see a way to attach it.

Licking is not supported.

To attach a picture you need a hoster (e.g. picupload) and paste the url using the "URL"-button.

Jin wrote:NoScript 10.1.2 on Firefox 57.0 (64-bit)
I think it's broken, I can't choose what to trust, it's like it doesn't save it or do anything when I do
I think I have to remove the addon because it's useless at the moment, I couldn't even write this because Confirmation code wouldn't show up

can I go back to an older version? because that work and i'm used to it

Sadly the method the older version worked with is not supported by Firefox anymore.

Most likely your problem is creating HTTPS permissions for HTTP sites.
If you make a rule with the "green lock" enabled, it means it only allows HTTPS. If you do that on a HTTP site, it will create the rule, but on reload realise that it doesn't have a rule for the http page, thus put it in default.

Importantly this ALSO applies to "untrusted", even though the lock isn't displayed (because you wouldn't want to block only https, ever), If you want specifically make a HTTP site untrusted, switch to trusted, set to red-lock, switch back to untrusted and then reload the page.

basically if you are on a page that FF doesn't show a green lock in the address bar, using the green lock in Noscript will create issues