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I've gone over and over the options, and tried a variety of changes, and trimmed the White List considerably, but it's as if No Script is preventing me from disallowing some sites. I don't want to mark them "Untrusted", but I do want to remove their "Temporarily allowed" status. They're greyed out, so I can't do that.
I've not had a greyed-out list before the last few days, and I've not updated, so how is the behavior getting changed without my action? Yes, I know I should update No Script, but I'm on a VERY slow connection and can't do that until I get time to devote to it.

Bottomline I guess I want to know how to get rid of that greyed-out list or at least how to access the sites that are on it so I can change the behavior, especially when they are sites not Whitelisted.

Thanks,
Bahb

Can I see a screenshot?

Screen shot of what? Can't cut and paste the Context Menu, which is what I'm talking about.

Right now Scripts are Currently Forbidden for this site, but I have no opportunity to change that unless I Allow scripts globally. Used to be on the Context Menu I was given the Option of changing it to Temporarily Allow, or just plain Allow. Now the only option is to Allow Globally, which of course I won't do. The correct boxes are ticked in the Options section of NoScript, but the Contextual Menu is not providing the options it should.

Does that tell you what you need to know more clearly?

Thanks,
Bahb

A screenshot of your screen (while the menu is open) would be helpful, but I can attempt a guess.
NoScript Options|Advanced|HTTPS, is the first drop-down box different than "Never"? If so, please reset it to "Never".

Otherwise, please try to use the "Reset" button in the NoScript Options dialog.

Changing the HTTPS option to Never solved the problem. You're a good guesser! And thank you for developing this program. Unfortunately I don't understand all of the items in the "Advanced" section so I'm sure I'm not using the full capability of your program, but I wouldn't go online without it, that's for sure.

Thanks,
Bahb