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Looks like I need to also investigate the fine print over at qutebrowser. Such Mozilla action is seriously starting to strain 'this camel’s back'. Mozilla’s roll out of FF-57.0, in my view, is premature and an ill considered charge ahead without much regard for the state of the WebExtensions API for FF-57.0. Their approach to deployments, implementation, and documentation is rather reckless and has long frustrated me, in fact it’s been literally very expensive. What a dilemma Mozilla have placed us in. I’ve yet to decide on rolling back from FF-56.0 to FF-ESR-52.5.0+NS-5.1.7 or upgrading to FF-57.0+uMatrix(until such time as NS-10’s 'Clearclick', 'ABE', and import/export facilities are re-instated and the NS UI improved). Unfortunately posts such as 'Windthin' (#15), 'Alec' (#20), 'Me' (#23), and others regarding the interface have me very concerned about going ahead with FF-57.0. NS being the core component of the Tor Browser is well noted by this scribe. Up to this point (apart from the ongoing headaches Mozllla has provided me) I’ve been *very* happy with running FF+NS (the only addon that I’ve run to date), and I’ve been *very* happy with the old NS UI.

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Are you planning on maintaining two versions of FAQ/manuals: One for NS-5 series and one for NS-10 series? Thank for reporting the Private Browsing Window bug, I’m gonna fix it ASAP. I know I’ve said it a lot already, but please keep being patient.

“Trust on only”).Īnd yes, as soon as I get a proper sleep refill, I need to refresh those 12 years old instructions and screenshots. Next to come (already implemented in the backend, working on the UI) contextual permissions (e.g.

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You can tweak your “on the fly” choices in the Options tab by searching and entering base domains, full domains or full addresses in the text box, then customizing the permissions of each.

For domain matching you can decide if only secure sites are matched by clicking on the lock icon.

For HTTPS sites the base domain is selected by default with cascading, while for non-secure sites the default match is the full address.

Temporary allow is still there, one click away, just toggle the clock inside the choosen preset button.

Just gave a cursory look at the comments before getting some hours of sleep: Long Live Firefox Quantum, long live NoScript Quantum.

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Thanks to the OTF and to all the users who supported and are supporting this effort financially, morally and otherwise.Ĭoming soon, in the next few weeks: ClearClick, ABE and a public code repository on Github.ĭid I say that we’ve got a chance to reshape the user experience for the best after more than a dozen years of “Classic” NoScript?

Thanks to the Mozilla WebExtensions team, and especially to Andy, Kris and Luca, for providing the best Browser Extensions API available on any current browser, and most importantly for the awesome tools around it (like the Add-on debugger).

+ On-the-fly cross-site requests whitelisting + Extremely responsive XSS filter leveraging the asynchronous + Active content blocking with DEFAULT, TRUSTED, UNTRUSTED + CSP-based first-party script script blocking

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