While I would never be so ungrateful as to leave a harsh comment I, too, feel that the new "wide" interface takes much more time to do common things like temporarily allowing a certain site... There also seem to be a lot MORE sites to checkl, with many variations on the main domain name - but that could actually be an improvement that I don't understand. Regardless, thank you for dealing with the "quantum-shift" at Firefox. 80)

Thank You for all your hard work ..while it has gotten better it has made me realize that I just do NOT like anything about the new FireFox......sadly they have gone over to the dark side,and the old clean look and functionality are now gone..again thank you for your many devoted years of time and effort....goodbye ,mille grazie ,a pesto,Andy

I've seen marked improvements to NoScript, thank you for improving NoScript for Firefox Quantum and listening to those you gave you constructive criticism and not listening to the haters.

Thank you for returning functionality to NoScript and making intuitive once again, thanks for readding the ability to import, export and reset settings, that's a feature that I surely missed.

I've used NoScript and advised my callers (I'm in tech support for an ISP) to use it since it's existence. I was really sad when the new UI came out about a month ago. THANK YOU for making it usable again!

Очень удобно, что можно отключить большинство бесполезных скриптов, которые тормозят работу компьютера. Кроме того, приложение во-многом позволяет защититься от слежки и частично от вирусов.

Thanks, UI looks much better now, though the old one is still far more consistent.

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