Fantastic for keeping data-scraping scripts away from my personal info or history.
However, as of June 1st, the add-on will only update the script list once per refresh hit, and I have to click off the icon in order to process more scripts to get a certain page "unbroken".
Very annoying, hence why this is only a 4-star (even barely! I give this add-on a 3.5 in reality) review.

Fix this issue, and the rest of the problems I encounter will again be someone else's problem.

Stops unknown scripts from running until your approval. But a lot of websites will break without third-party scripts, and for now you simply must guess your own until it works. Interface cuts off long domain-names.

i have changed my review to 4 stars because it's redundant with my setup, but it's *still* a great script blocking extension when used alone.

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.

if you're using ublock along with noscript, you should use ublock's HARD/MEDIUM modes instead.

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.

Такие прям зайки и лапочки... Разместить закрытие окна приветствия и "Пожертвовать" чуть ли не с наложением друг на друга. Эдакое "Ну, даааааайти деняяяяяях!". Звезда в минус.
Аддон классный, но не нужно быть, как эти.

It's extremely useful, but not exactly intuitive.

Gets detected by Youtube's anti ad-block stuff. Wish you had a button to turn it off easily for a website without disabling it entirely.

Noscript can't block "redirection ads"

4.03.25 Вызывает сбои на браузере Firefox на сайте яндекс маркета market.yandex.ru если отключить расширение то сайт работает

Would it be possible to add the user-saved NoScript settings to the user's Firefox account for syncing via the cloud? The "Firefox Multi-Account Containers" extension offers this, for example. I just had to "refresh" Firefox because something was causing it to crash in a loop, and so I lost all of the NoScript site preferences that I had set. It would be great to have these sync automatically when the extension is downloaded from my account. Thanks!

хорошее расширение, но минус в том что он иногда блокирует нужные скрипты для работы некотрых сайтов и поэтому приходится вручную врубать, а так расширение отличное, рекомендую!

Works sometimes a little too well lol

It works well... TOO well. It does a great job at blocking all the stuff it needs to, but compared to other extensions like uBlock, it causes almost every site to break - I have to constantly go in and set a load of stuff to trusted just for even basic site functionality to work. It's an eye-opener; you really get to see what random stuff every site is trying to ping off about you, but at the same time, everything breaks. For this reason it's just become an annoyance to me and I've gone back to uBlock.

Excellent beginner add-on, by which i mean if you wants something that works and is easy to use this is the one for you. Not technical experience needed to use.

It blocks scripts alright, no problem there, great job, it does exactly what it says it'll do, so a great rating suits. However, I haven't given it 5 stars because I'd like to see 2 features added, of which at least the first shouldn't be too hard to implement IMHO and the second probably not either, although I haven't looked at the code, nor have I ever scripted a FF plugin myself so I should stfu, I know.

Requested features:

1. export/save+import settings, so I can just import all my preferences instead of having to point it out to the plugin for each and every site again when I have a new machine/new OS install

2. settings per domain. Eg I wanna disable google's js-es everywhere, except then the drive.google.com becomes unresponsive, warning me that js needs to be allowed. So, I'd wish to allow google's js *only* when the address bar shows a google.com url and disable it on every other site.
Here, I'd like to list on which sites in this case google's js may be enabled, bc eg youtube.com (which for now actually doesn't seem to need google's js) is also from google, so I might wanna choose to allow it there as well (theoretically speaking)