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Hello,

as of yesterday microsoft outlook website has changed, they introduced a new version. But that new one does not work when noscript is active.

Let me know if you need further information about this problem.

Signing in is no problem, but viewing the mailbox generates an error. When noscript is turned off I can view te mailbox and send emails.
Could you please looi into this problem? Thanks in advance,

Best regaards,
Kris

PS: I'm using Noscript version 10.1.9.9

The URL is: https://outlook.live.com/mail/ This is where I get redirected to on logging in in OUtlook.

It says, translated;
Er is iets misgegaan = Something went wrong
Deze informatie is momenteel niet beschikbaar. Probeer het later opnieuw. = This information is currently unavailable. Please try again later.

On viewing details to this message it shows follewing:

cId: FB9DCD0C60FD451EB22200E7C06234CD
app: Mail
st: 500
reqid: undefined
wsver: undefined
efe: undefined
ebe: undefined
et: ScriptLoadError
esrc: Script
err: ScriptLoadError: Failed to load script: https://ow1.res.office365.com/owamail/2 ... wa.mail.js
estack: undefined
ts: 1-11-2018 16:16:20

PS2: The URL of the page that is not shown when Noscirpt is active is: https://outlook.live.com/mail/inbox
Instead the abovementioned URL appears.

I hope this additional info helps finding the problem.

Best regards,
Kris

(I don't know new or old, but works fine here.)

No problem here either.
I have (only) live.com and office365 allowed.
(I haven't touched my NS-settings lately.)

I haven't touched my NS-settings either lately, but I do have this problem and I cannot solve it by e.g. allowing more, because it doesn't show more scripts than just live.com

Is this problem being worked on?

Kris wrote:I haven't touched my NS-settings either lately, but I do have this problem and I cannot solve it by e.g. allowing more, because it doesn't show more scripts than just live.com

Could you please send me your NoScript Options>Export file?

P.S.
Actually maybe I can see what's happening to you: when you've got only live.com set as TRUSTED, you get redirected on an error page which doesn't import any script from 365office.com, and therefore you're not offered to change its permissions.
Just set back live.com to default, and you'll get your chance to set both to TRUSTED even without entering anything manually.

Hello Giorgio,

Thanks for looking into it. I just did what you suggested in the P.S., and that solved the problem!

Thank you!
best regards,
Kris

My only (sic!) page that I have set TRUSTED was ..live.com. So I thought to put it CUSTOM too by first setting it DEFAULT (with no permissions) and looking what Outlook wants me to allow. And it wanted nothing! (NS shows live.com and office365.com on the drop down menu but there are no red rectangles to show what (custom) permissions are needed.) And of course it dit not work. (Only the blue Outlook logo was shown when I tried to log in.)

I think that this was/is the problem in the first place. You can solve it by putting the shown pages to TRUSTED but you can't CUSTOMize them immediately.