NoScript suddenly disabled in FireFox 119.0.1

[Mario]

Anyone else having problems with NoScript in FireFox 119.0.1? Previously working flawlessly NS now just has the "S" with a red "?" and fails to respond.
Removal and re-install is ineffective.

[barbaz]

Does NoScript work normally with all other extensions disabled?
Do you have unusual value of about:config preferences extensions.webextensions.restrictedDomains and/or extensions.quarantinedDomains.list?

If no to both:

Does NoScript Options page work? (Tools > Add-ons and Themes > NoScript > click the triple dot > Preferences)
Can you use NoScript Options > Export (to backup your settings), then try NoScript Options > Reset

[Mario]

Hi barbaz, thanks for the reply

NS does not work in safe mode with extensions disabled. NS is not in either Restricted or Quarantined lists.
NS options partially works but import/export/reset do not respond. I don't want to lose settings,
especially the per-site settings.

Any other way to do a non-destructive reset? I'm not sure where the NS settings files are located, either.

Mario

[barbaz]

Any other way to do a non-destructive reset? I'm not sure where the NS settings files are located, either.

You could completely quit Firefox and back up all the storage-sync files in your Firefox profile - viewtopic.php?p=103393#p103393

Uninstalling and reinstalling NoScript would have erased the other NoScript settings storage location mentioned in that post.

If resetting NoScript works, you should be able to read your storage-sync-v2.sqlite backup using DB Browser for SQLite provided that you keep your backups of the .sqlite-shm & .sqlite-wal in the same directory as the backup of storage-sync-v2.sqlite. DB Browser for SQLite will read from all 3 files when you open storage-sync-v2.sqlite, but note that when you close DB Browser for SQLite, it will write the contents of the .sqlite-shm and .sqlite-wal files into storage-sync-v2.sqlite proper (so don't be alarmed if your .sqlite-shm and .sqlite-wal files disappear when you close DB Browser for SQLite, this is normal and how it's supposed to be).