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I sometimes have to enable a google-script to log in to a website and use the "allow temporarily" (or "temporär erlauben" in german).
After leaving this site, I often forget to disable this google-script again and it is from now on active on every further web-site, thus perhaps collecting a lot of private informations. I don't want to close the browser every time to get my default NoScript settings back and I don't want either, that all scripts are enabled on these special sites.

Is it possible to limit one special script to a defined site? Or is it possible to disable the script automatically, if I leave this page? Or is a timeout mechanism possible to disable the script after a few minutes again?

You could use ABE to limit its scope to the particular domain you wish.

To remove the allowed effect of a "Temp Allow" you don't need to restart your browser, you simply have to click on "Revoke temporary permissions" but if you want to allow it permanently but limit its scope to specific sites, then use an ABE rule to accomplish that. If you need help on it, provide one or two sites that you need it on and I will provide you a rule that you can then later tweak and update as necessary. There are actually many of them already available on the site if you search for it.