Thank you for your answer.. I have to admit it was by ignorance of me. I've been always fond of this excellent add-on. For us who definitely don't want and rescind the latest [post 56] versions of Firefox, there's the 'classic' version of NoScript.

classic. very revealing.
advanced features but also simple.

Can't browse without it. One of the best apps around.

At first I did not understand NoScript. It was hard and difficult, I had to learn a lot. But now it works! Using FF 58.0.2 on Ubuntu 64bit.
Thank you!!!

Good to see the reimplementation for the context menu item switch.

great

Makes surfing faster and more secure. Only problem I ever had was after that one Firefox update broke it, but that's not the developers' fault.

Works better than intended and I can see how much google, amazon, etc spies on us.

Love it, but it's not really suggested for non technical users. It's much easier to use on a PC browser, it would be nice to automatically update config across devices, also would be nice to be able to look under recently blocked on my laptop and see my phone and tablet recent data. It would also be nice to have the option to group the results by page. While I'm wishing, it would be useful to see number of times blocked and temporarily allowed, but that may be a bit of a resource hog.

Still must have despite all the webextensions limitation. To those who complaining on broken websites -- this is poweruser extension, what did you expect?

Does exactly what it says it does and it has a clear and easy to use interface. I'm not sure what all the recent negative comments are about, but my experience with it has been good.

To me , this is the most important Firefox add-on. It took a while to have a mature FF 57+ version, but that's not Giorgo's fault.

OK, first release of the "new" version initially drove me mad and I uninstalled the add-on... decided to give it a chance after a while and yeee-haaa NoScript is back again! You have heard the critics and taken care of them, great thanks for that.