I find the
NoScript Feed very useful.
I noticed the 'very short feeds' on 21 Dec 2011.
I noticed the 'short feeds' about late August 2011 - can't quite remember.
In the first half of 2011, and before (back at least two years: I started
to use NoScript in September 2008) the feeds were working well.
At first, I thought the Feeds might be broken again
(see
2.1.2.6rc3 broke feed pages
http://forums.informaction.com/viewtopic.php?t=6974 )
However, I have several profiles and more than one
Windows User Account and I quickly decided that the
feeds were just getting shorter.
FYI, I also have Aurora. Trying it on old Hardware with 1GB RAM.
The 'very short feeds' and the 'short feeds' appear on all profiles with
Firefox 3.6.xx (Fx 3.6.25) and Aurora (currently 11.0a2).
Posting to assist with dates (when the 'feeds got shorter').
I am conscious that Giorgio is working on NoScript Anywhere for the
Desktop so I did not post before.
While I find the feeds useful I imagine other things have
a higher priority.
Background
I have 4 Bookmarks (about NoScript Versions).
I don't subscribe to the feeds.
1
I find the "Recent all builds ..." the most useful.
I use it to keep each profile updated (using the linked XPIs).
2
Useful for listing changes, however lack of dates means that
I use the 3rd and 4th more often.
3
The "Recent stable releases ..."
Since 21 Dec 2011 I have found this to be 'empty'.
Since about late August 2011 it has, I think - I don't
use it very often, had just the most recent stable release.
A year ago, in early 2011, it had several recent stable releases.
4
This lists everything, including dates.
However, there is repetition.
For example, see Version 2.2.5 [lists all the RCs within 2.2.5]
Version 2.5.5rc4 [lists the RCs within rc4] etc.
The repetition is correct but the "Recent all builds ..."
was
better (when it went back many versions) because
each RC was only listed once.
The "Recent all builds ...", when it went back several weeks,
was all I needed until the change in about late August 2011.
Since then, I have Bookmarked the NoScript Version History (at AMO).
Conclusion
As long as
shows 'something', i.e. is NOT empty, I can check to see if I'm
up to date AND educate myself about the recent improvements.
DJ-Leith