Bypass certain scripts possible?
Bypass certain scripts possible?
I have scripts on most all sites I visit blocked. I am also using Greasemonkey and would like for my GM scripts to be executed irregardless of the NoScript settings. Is there any way to allow certain scripts to get though while blocking everything else? Thanks.
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Re: Bypass certain scripts possible?
GM Scripts are executed fine on any site, no matter if NoScript is blocking them or not, unless they inject scripts inside the blocked page.
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Re: Bypass certain scripts possible?
Thanks for answering. I am not quite understanding what you are saying here. If I have a site blocked by NoScript and my GM Scripts do not execute when I am accessing this site. Are not all GM Scripts inject inside the blocked page? What I was hoping for was a way to flag a GM Script so that NoScript would not bypass it.Giorgio Maone wrote:GM Scripts are executed fine on any site, no matter if NoScript is blocking them or not, unless they inject scripts inside the blocked page.
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Re: Bypass certain scripts possible?
Again, all GM scripts are free to run no matter NoScript permissions.
However some of them require the site to "respond" actively in some way. In this case they run, but they don't work as intended.
However some of them require the site to "respond" actively in some way. In this case they run, but they don't work as intended.
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