This extension was incredibly helpful prior to FF57. With FF57, it disappeared for a brief period, went through the necessary changes, and returned as NoScript 10. Initially, it had quite a few flaws. It has since undergone a lot of development. The improvements return NoScript to the top of the class of indispensable Firefox extensions.

Ah, yes! You just made this the perfect browser. I've been using a legacy comp running win7 with ie8, and if you do things tight, youd be surprised how secure IE is that's often overlooked by what is speedy that compromises security.
On top of ActiveX, when I forced websites to ask for permission to run scripts, I discovered a power God must feel when He's holding a gun (Homer Simpson)! You're able to peel a website, upon entry, later by layer, something that has been missing in the *future of the internet*.
Altogether, it's like ublock (if you use strict custom settings and filters), but with more control.
A+ thank you! Now, I don't have to go back and forth among browers depending on features needed for browsing session.

Add-on keeps getting better and better. So nice being able to import whitelist from previous version. UI is very easy to understand now. Fantastic job, Giorgio!

Ottimo

This is an awesome add-on and it does what it's supposed to do... very well. Why all the negative reviews? Take time to RTFM and you'll understand why you should care about cross-site scripting (XSS) and be familiar with the concepts. I think the new interface is dope and makes more sense then ever. Nice job dev.

I used NoScript for a long time with the older versions of Firefox and it was simple and worked great. The new version's UI is clunky and unintuitive and I keep getting cross site something or other popups. Completely annoying.

I'm sorry. I've always loved this add-on. Unfortunately due to the latest change (I understand it's related to Firefox changes) I no longer find it useful. Even after reading the blogs, I still can't quite understand how to save my customized settings correctly and using the whitelist. I'm sure some people will understand this better than I do but I just love the old way too much. It's a no go for me :/

Useful as added security. Control for users.

Essential. You can't browse without

I've been using this extension for years now, and I was happy because of her return , thanks for the developer's efforts ,the interface was strange for me at first, but believe me , even a child can use it now.
Well done, keep up the good work

Ok. editing my review as the interface has been updated and now i believe it is much better. Please keep up the good work !

I like it because it works.

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Schau doch mal dort http://minthouselinuxforum.forumieren.com/t1882-wie-bediene-ich-das-neue-noscript vorbei.
Das neue noScript funktioniert wirklich sehr gut. Mir hat die alte Version auch sehr gefallen. Nach kleiner Einarbeitungszeit empfinde ich jedoch das neue noScript übersichtlicher in der Bedienung.

Does its job in blocking scripts, almost too well. Would prefer easier and faster options to whitelist sites. As it is I find myself just disabling the entire addon because allowing certain scripts on EVERY SITE is just burdensome.

OK, to be fair: Since the developers released a short "manual" (no, it's just a few paragraphs) on how to use it and fixed this annoying bug with vertical scrollbars it's a very good addon. Thanks!

To all users posting hate comments:
Please test a bit to understand the new functionality.
I needed several days too... =)

i must be the only one who likes the new interface,i have been using noscript for years,yes it takes some time getting used to,but it does it's job