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Hi Giorgio. Can I set NoScript to refresh (or reload) the window without having to click on this?, ie, after the user allowed or blocked a domain from the NoScript icon.
It's always the user has to make a double click.

On the other hand. I use the Flash Killer extension. I ask, NoScript can absorb the absence of such an extension?
That is, setting the Flash blocking features in NoScript?
However, I feel comfortable using this extension FK.

turson wrote:Hi Giorgio. Can I set NoScript to refresh (or reload) the window without having to click on this?, ie, after the user allowed or blocked a domain from the NoScript icon.
It's always the user has to make a double click.

You can set the noscript.stickyUI about:config preference to false (but, aren't you going to click on the page anyway after changing its permissions?)
However, now if you need to allow more than one thing you get to reload twice or more

turson wrote: On the other hand. I use the Flash Killer extension. I ask, NoScript can absorb the absence of such an extension?

Yes, NoScript Options|Embeddings|Apply these restrictions to whitelisted sites as well.

Hi Giorgio.
Well, the key "noscript.stickyUI" to false on about:config, allows that Noscript become super fast, and it reduces the stress Navigation. In my particular case .
Mmm, but this trick is not useful when the user having to apply multiple clicks on the Noscript's menu. It disappears, it is hidden in each click. But, that is good.
Edited: last changes on Noscript 2.0.x are really cool!!!
Thanks Giorgio.
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Activate: NoScript Options|Embeddings|Apply these restrictions to whitelisted sites as well, do it strange or freak the Noscript behavior.
Example: the flash objects (ytimg.com) on http://www.youtube.com, activation or deactivation, does not necessarily happens by allowing or blocking ytimg.com. These actions becomes somewhat independent.
Anyway, Flash Killer is a very handy extension.
Thank you, very much.

Hello again G.Maone. I have the key "noscript.stickyUI" setting in true (default), now.
I had seen that the new change to open the permissions Menu, this was before the latest version.
However, let me know. What was the last change in version 2.0.5.1, that of: Optimal calibration for the "one click" permission switching...?

Thanks.

turson wrote:What was the last change in version 2.0.5.1, that of: Optimal calibration for the "one click" permission switching...?

It means that the best sensitivity balance has been found to allow the menu to open on hover while not interfering with other operations on the status bar.