it's an essential extension. without it, using the internet is like walking directly into a warzone.

on the strict setting, it makes browsing slightly more clunky due to having to give websites some trust, but it's usually not that big of a deal.

I uninstalled this extension because it randomly started interfering with browsing due to some nonsense swipe-style gesture 'feature'. Used to be a good extension but I'm not inclined to trust it anymore.

Due to a bug that effected mobile scrolling, I disabled Noscript for a day and discovered what a horrible experience browsing was without it.

It seems the bug is now fixed, and in record time too. Thanks Giorgio. Fantastic extension.

New update gesture feature needs to be removed. Disabling the extention until it's fixed

updating to 5 stars now that gesture feature is turned off by default

Remove gestures or add an option to disable this clunky gesture feature in the settings in the next update. Scrolling is impossible with the current update. For this reason alone, I'm removing this very useful extension for now, until they fix this annoying feature.

Had to disable the extension because it prevented me from scrolling on pages.

Ditch the gesture on mobile function and will be a 5* extension again.

I use it a lot and it has been a great tool but had to drop the rating after the new gesture system has been added since for a while I had no idea it had been added and it has made browsing a complete hell on mobile because it can't be disabled so I will have to disable the app until then.

Was good, but the new gesture system is horrible and makes scrolling on mobile more trouble than it's worth.
This should have never been implemented silently in the background without an option to disable, to begin with. No idea what the dev was thinking.

Had to disable Noscript on mobile until it's fixed.

The whole gesture idea thing. First, accessing the settings in Firefox android is the same number of ui interactions once the new ui layout is learned. Second, Imagine if another extension did what you decided to do (the whole Old New Thing "Imagine if two programs did this"). Third, I cannot believe your awesome extension can still be Mozilla recommended after this. 🙁

Now, when I accidentally hold down on the screen, the selection randomly appears. It turns out this extension is to blame. How can I disable it? I can't find anything in the settings. Please give us the opportunity to remove this "gesture".

Please let us scroll again. Thank you.

I'd rate this significantly higher, but 13.6.3 added some annoying gesture nonsense on mobile that's bloody inconvenient and doesn't have any obvious off switch.

Was great, but now there is an annoying gesture function I cannot disable. Trying to browse and a slight movement to the corners on the left will start drawing. I have a disability that causes finger twitching, so this idiotic feature constantly activates. New features should always default to off. Review from android phone. Edit: Downgraded to a previous version worked at least. Still keeping 1 star because of this stupid decision to not have a toggle. Way to not care about people with disabilities...

This new gesture "feature" (more like a bug) really ruins things. Put it back how it was.

Unfortunately the latest changes adding gestures made this extension unusable on mobile.

The new swipe gestures make it basically unusable. There is no way to disable this annoying bs

Works great for what it intends to do. But i don't understand why it needs a swipe gesture that makes the logo show up and opens the extension menu if you drag it around enough. I uninstalled it because I kept doing it on accident and there isn't a way to turn this feature off.

While this is an incredibly great app for granular control, it is the OPPOSITE of its "with no loss of functionality" mission. This is the #1 go-to source of browser errors that I am constantly troubleshooting and it takes HOURS of time sifting to figure out what to tweak because it provides no help when it breaks something (like a search box)--you just have to go on a lengthy trial and error quest one by one to figure out which of 30 sites to trust to get a search bar working and by that time I don't remember what I was going to search for. So you end up just globally trusting everything and that defeats the whole purpose.