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First, thank you for NoScript, it's a very useful tool.

There is one itch I have though: how can I deal efficiently with very pervasive domains, such as content delivery nerworks? For instance, I have no problem running scripts from amazon's cloudfront.net when I am visiting a site I trust such as bitbucket.org, but it's another story to allow the domain globally... Same goes for Google analytics: there are sites I want to give my stats to, but others I'd rather not.

Of course, I can allow / forbid sites on temporary grounds using the already provided mechanism, but it's very tedious - did I miss or misunderstand something? If not, what about implementing per-site whitelists? What would be really cool is having a "Allow cloudfront.net from bitbucket.org" option, but I don't know if it's even doable.

This question gets asked so many times that I made a sticky addressing that issue: Site-Specific-Permission Questions? PLEASE READ THIS FIRST!.

Please read stickies, and search NoScript FAQ, before posting -- for your own sake, not just ours. You'll get a faster answer.

(psst -- http://noscript.net/faq#qa8_10)

Tom T. wrote:This question gets asked so many times that I made a sticky addressing that issue: Site-Specific-Permission Questions? PLEASE READ THIS FIRST!.

Please read stickies, and search NoScript FAQ, before posting -- for your own sake, not just ours. You'll get a faster answer.

(psst -- http://noscript.net/faq#qa8_10)

I swear I searched and missed it. Thank you for the kind answer: I don't know how you managed to keep your cool. I promise I will read your FAQ in full before ever posting again, and I will keep a watchful eye on stickies.

syfou wrote:

Tom T. wrote:This question gets asked so many times that I made a sticky addressing that issue: Site-Specific-Permission Questions? PLEASE READ THIS FIRST!.

Please read stickies, and search NoScript FAQ, before posting -- for your own sake, not just ours. You'll get a faster answer.

(psst -- http://noscript.net/faq#qa8_10)

I swear I searched and missed it. Thank you for the kind answer: I don't know how you managed to keep your cool. I promise I will read your FAQ in full before ever posting again, and I will keep a watchful eye on stickies.

I keep my cool because it's not worth getting upset over it.

Reading the FAQ, at one's leisure, is a good idea for all NS users, *before* an issue comes up. One may learn about features one didn't know existed.

Thanks for posting back, also politely.

For others viewing this thread, there are also NoScript "Features" Page and NoScript Quick Start Guide as well as the stickies and general forum search.