In the DEFAULT setting (_none_ of the boxes ticked!), NS blocks everything, just as expected. No problems whatsoever here with the latest versions of Firefox and NS, and with XSS, for that matter. There definitely must be something wrong with your settings, because the new NoScript is even better than the old one IMHO. So the only way to stop the notifications is to disable the protection. I'm sure other people will be posting about these other problems, in other threads.)īrynn wrote:Should we assume that there is no way to block them? That developers actually intend for users to have to deal with at least 1 or 2 alerts for every website visited? But that won't be productive for getting this XSS issue fixed. (Edit - I had written a small rant mentioning 5 or 6 other problems I'm having with NS. But I don't see any proposed solutions.Īs I noted in the op, the instructions for stopping them are no longer relevant. I see that several other people have been complaining about this too. But in any case, after I changed it to Untrusted, the ads all went away.īut that is a separate problem from the XSS notifcations on almost every site I visit. Other scripts seem to be effectively blocked by the Default setting. But apparently Default means 'run the script', at least for. But I've been avoiding browsing away from the sites I normally visit, so I expect there will be others (once I can stop the XSS notifications, so I can browse the internet without bother).įor the record, doubleclick was set for Default. seems to have been the main one getting through. I thought my ad blocker was broken, until I realized that all the scripts (which run the ads) which had previously been blocked, were allowing them through.
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It's absolutely not blocking all scripts by default, because as soon as I got the Firefox upgrade (which contained the NS upgrade) I'm seeing advertisements all over the place. Thrawn wrote:NoScript does block everything by default. Screenshot below of the NoScript dialogue box, as I browse a Tumblr blog Or, at least, it would be nice if I only had to see it once every session, rather than having each visit to these sites result in a dozen of these boxes popping up. Of course, I don't want to turn off XSS blocking entirely, I just want to set the particular sites I visit to either "always block" or "always allow" and never have to see the pop-up for these particular sites again.
And as OP mentioned, with the redesign, I can't find the settings to turn off these dialogue boxes. It doesn't seem to matter at all what options I select, it just keeps popping up regardless. Every visit prompts the same XSS message from NoScript to pop up many times - and it keeps appearing without any regard for whether I selected "always block" or "always allow." It happens every single time I visit the site - and every visit I am left closing several of these NoScript dialogue boxes, which keep popping up even after I leave the site until I've gone through like 5-6 of them, if not more.
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