Google Chrome will soon no longer support NoScipt

[JabbaHut72]

Hello,I am new here. I use Google Chrome and I was having trouble viewing a website and I went to my Extensions to determine which one was the culprit. As soon as I opened the Extension page, there was an alert stating that some of the extensions I use will no longer be supported soon. It didn't say when that would be, but Noscript was among those listed.

I looked for an alternative, but the ones suggested by Google Chrome weren't what I was looking for. Does anyone here know of a good alternative extension that does the same thing as Noscript does or do the developers plan to release a version that will work with Chrome? I would transfer to another browser but I've been using Google Chrome for many years and don't want to do this.

[4td8s]

unfortunately there no reliable alternatives to Noscript for Chrome these days.
I use to use something like ScriptSafe several years ago on Chrome but that one is outdated & no longer reliable on modern Chrome versions.

we'll just have to wait and see if Giorgio can produce a Manifest V3 version of Noscript that could possibly work on recent versions of Google Chrome.

[JabbaHut72]

unfortunately there no reliable alternatives to Noscript for Chrome these days.
I use to use something like ScriptSafe several years ago on Chrome but that one is outdated & no longer reliable on modern Chrome versions.

we'll just have to wait and see if Giorgio can produce a Manifest V3 version of Noscript that could possibly work on recent versions of Google Chrome.

Ah, such a pity. Noscript is indeed a very useful tool. Hopefully a newer version that will work with Chrome can be developed. In the meantime, I'll see if I can find an acceptable alternative as I did find other script blockers on Chrome's web extension store - just not as powerful.

[Quest]

Would be iteresting to know what NoScript plans are or are there?
Meanwhile:

https://www.neowin.net/news/official-wi ... rome-edge/

Does this concern NS too?

[therube]

Does this concern NS too?

Sounds like, & assuming it works, & until Chrome nixes it, it should apply to any extension, so NoScript included.