1/23/2024 0 Comments Firefox 57 noscript![]() ![]() Learn how to add the stand-alone search bar to the toolbarĪ revamped new tab page that includes top visited sites, recently visited pages, and recommendations from Pocket (in the US, Canada, and Germany)Īn updated product tour to orient new and returning Firefox users allow/temporarily allow).A completely new browsing engine, designed to take full advantage of the processing power in modern devicesĪ redesigned interface with a clean, modern appearance, consistent visual elements, and optimizations for touch screensĪ unified address and search bar. previous versions) when many website features just start working whereas in the past NoScripts, they won't until you assign the permission to each respective url listed on the dropdown (e.g. You can tell NoScript isn't working as it should (i.e. So case in point with how /u/stesch noticed with their follow-up on the reverting of the changes they saw :) Meaning, if you click on each url, you'll see every one of them under the "script" field as CHECKED - this is obviously not what anyone who's used NoScript in the past to manually control permissions to each domain listed as it's shown in previous NoScript releases. Important to note the above happens even in the event of going to NoScript options > "Scripts Globally Allowed (dangerous)" = UNCHECKED (which is should be left as such, unchecked unless you are doing some crafty testing!).from the top level domain/1st party script main website url), it will apply to "allow scripts CHECKED" for EVERY url listed below/above that. However, as soon as you modify a single default entity to check or uncheck "script" (e.g. Important to note that in the NoScript options that allowing global scripts are UNCHECKED. should be blocking everything unless you've manually whitelisted/Trusted those respective url domains as trusted (i.e. still very case by case/random and some were testing this on different machines that never had a FF installation. ![]() not updated from pre-FF v57 and installing FF for the 1st time really), reports similarly that the default options to allow scripts are unchecked. I'll still be testing this through the week to find a better way to do this and as /u/grizzler0031 said about this working on theirs, it seems to be possibly (not 100% confirmed) related to the OS/language-country region one is using too (this was described within the developer's blog and NoScript forum comments but on a limited scope to hone in on the solution).įurther, other reports of NoScript v10.1.1 installed on fresh browser/fresh profile/no other addons/bookmarks/pre-configurations/etc (i.e. The developer screenshot/FAQ's need to be made (it's in the works per their blog but on low priority while other areas are worked on first). Temporary = you should see the bigger clock timer with a little color to it. moreover, it isn't clear to many if the clock timer is enabled or not because all you see is just a larger/more colorful clock timer or smaller/faded/greyed out color clock timer. It's also quite easy with the current crammed up UI, that you can miss the clock. There's still an ongoing issue (numerous user reports) with NoScript v10.1.1 to where even if enabling the time clock-custom setting to temporarily allow, reverts to enabling everything found in the default section. Possibly both /u/echodev - This is definitely Not Solved (from how NoScript should be working) and needs to be fixed properly on future NoScript Web-Extension releases :P ![]()
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