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NoScript is a Firefox extension that allows the user to selectively whitelist Javascript code, as well as various other security countermeasures.

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I’m trying to fully automate Firefox setup in a Linux environment (Debian/Proxmox, using Flatpak Firefox). I already install extensions via enterprise policies using ExtensionSettings (force_installed)...
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Since a few days I'm getting this weird alert in my browser and I'd like to know why: " 'NoScript' started debugging this browser " (You can look at the first image I provided below for an ...
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About NoScript My understanding of NoScript is that it allows the user to decide what scripts a website can execute. I want to learn more about the different capabilities (shown later) that can be ...
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For web browsing, I use Firefox and NoScript. One thing that irritates me is sites that expect to load another set of capabilities every time I change pages. Particularly annoying are shopping sites ...
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I've been using NoScript for a while now and am mostly happy with it. The only real issue I have is that certain websites persistently stop working when using it, giving an "Access Denied" ...
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So lets say I want to whitelist facebook in facebook.com but blacklist it everywhere else. How do I do it? There used to be ABE rules but they got depreciated.
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I have a page http://www.zen76171.zen.co.uk/aaa2.html with this HTML <!doctype html> <html> <head> <noscript>aaa</noscript> <script>document.write("bbb")</...
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I just started using Tor browser, and there are ads showing up on pretty much every page I've visited. I've been using Adblocker and Ghostery on my other web browsers for years, so I rarely see ads ...
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I am running Firefox 52 ESR on Linux and have noticed that in recent weeks the menu for the NoScript extension has become intermittently non-functional. It appears to remain functional in browser ...
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I can see that there is a blocked script for "localhost:1972" in NoScript for a webpage (not public). But if I right click, "save as" the webpage, then I do a "grep -r 1972" in its files, it doesn't ...
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I'm new to NoScript, and Firefox Quantum (57) is the first browser I'm using it in. I've noticed on the page https://noscript.net/features that there should be some NoScript hotkeys and about:config ...
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Just updated Firefox to 57.0.4 to patch the recent Meltdown and Spectre exploits. The NoScript UI now has a button on the toolbar instead of the traditional right-click context menu. How do I get the ...
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I notice that there has recently been a big update to both Firefox and NoScript and that NoScript appears to white listing certain sites now like Facebook without my permission. It seems to have some ...
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With the recent changes to Firefox (and NoScript apparently) I am getting frequent XSS warnings from "tqn" in particular. It seems to happen every time I do even minor things like open a new tab in ...
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Noscript pops up a "Scripts Currently Forbidden" bar at the bottom of any webpage I view. How can I configure Noscript so that it never shows this bar?
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