This on is confusing me?
Perhaps this bookmarklet was not material in what I saw, but something else going on instead?
"Split Vertically" bookmarklet ...
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javascript:{var%20u=location.href;window.document.write('<HTML><HEAD></HEAD><FRAMESET%20COLS=\'49%,49%\'><FRAME%20id=\'Frame1\'%20SRC='%20+%20u%20+%20'%20scrolling=\'auto\'><FRAME%20id=\'Frame2\'%20SRC='%20+%20u%20+%20'%20scrolling=\'auto\'></FRAMESET></HTML>');document.close();window('Frame1').location.href=u;window('Frame2').location.href=u;}
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Error: TypeError: window is not a function
I've used this (or a horizontal spit) bookmarklet before & have not noticed
What I saw now was that the split tab went Allow Globally
And a new window opened from that tab was also Allow Global
Though if from the original window, I clicked on a different tab, that tab displayed correctly, nothing allowed, & then if I jumped back to that second window, it too displayed correctly, with only the domains I chose as allowed
Back to the original window, back to the split tab, Global, then back to the new windows, showed as Global again, too
And at some point, somewhere along the line this behavior stopped (I have closed the split tab) & tabs, windows, are displaying as expected
Though the bookmarklet is now not always working, or perhaps needs the source page domain allowed in NoScript, which had not been the case before
> a different Profile & that is not the case
Running today's Aurora if there were some change with that
