Proven: NoScript hosed site use in FirFox
Posted: Wed Nov 03, 2010 1:42 pm
Maybe a week/ two weeks ago, I started having a problem with a site not displaying properly in FireFox. (XP sp3, fully patched. FireFox 3.6.12)
Accessing "www.baltimoreravens.com", the main page usually has team-news headlines that scroll horizontally, with a pause where you can click to read more, or watch the video to which it refers. Recently, the site stopped displaying this scroller; it also will not display video clips if I click on them manually.
The site has a message block that says it requires Macromedia Flash Player 9, which I dutifully deinstalled and reinstalled adobe Flash Player 10.1.85.3, which is the latest version. I had problems with IE as well, but eventually found that I had to install the player again individually for IE, and now the site works there. I also installed Google Chrome and the site works there (Flash cannot be deinstalled from Chrome).
I disabled NoScript and restarted FireFox - now the site works fine. I deinstalled and reinstalled NoScript, but it kills the <whatever> in the site. I can't figure out how to make it work with NoScript still enabled.
I'd prefer to keep NoScript installed and enabled, because I think it does a valuable service, but this is one of my most viewed sites. Can you tell me how to make these two get along?
Thanks,
Steev
Accessing "www.baltimoreravens.com", the main page usually has team-news headlines that scroll horizontally, with a pause where you can click to read more, or watch the video to which it refers. Recently, the site stopped displaying this scroller; it also will not display video clips if I click on them manually.
The site has a message block that says it requires Macromedia Flash Player 9, which I dutifully deinstalled and reinstalled adobe Flash Player 10.1.85.3, which is the latest version. I had problems with IE as well, but eventually found that I had to install the player again individually for IE, and now the site works there. I also installed Google Chrome and the site works there (Flash cannot be deinstalled from Chrome).
I disabled NoScript and restarted FireFox - now the site works fine. I deinstalled and reinstalled NoScript, but it kills the <whatever> in the site. I can't figure out how to make it work with NoScript still enabled.
I'd prefer to keep NoScript installed and enabled, because I think it does a valuable service, but this is one of my most viewed sites. Can you tell me how to make these two get along?
Thanks,
Steev