This is a quite useful addon. However, only recently (2019-December), this started breaking some of my commonly visited websites - repl.it. I had a hard time tracking down that this was indeed the offending addon.

The third (or default) mode - unfiltered - or no blocking doesn't prevent it from breaking the webpage with "Content Security Policy: The page’s settings blocked the loading of a resource at...".

I request the developer to please look into this. I've had to disable this addon entirely to get the website working. This addon is a must for browsing websites that throw unsuspecting clicks at you, but this simply breaks a really small fraction of the web for me.

It would be better "for every website block external scripts and allow internal scripts for 7 seconds" with an allow external scripts for 3 seconds option. I've been waiting for someone to release such an addon for years. I shall wait no more and create this addon and give credit.

Yesscript is a very useful extension. I've been using it for years and I am glad it's been replaced.

I accidentally noticed that it makes some annoying notifications disappear (donate to Wikipedia, etc.) I don't know if Yescript 1 did that, but it's nice.

I can do without a preferences panel, but it's very annoying that the preferences are reseted when cookies are erased.

Thank you anyway.

Edit: Sync doesn't work for me, as I use Firefox on a single device, but I think I'm going to be fine if I don't delete cookies anymore when I clear my history. Since I have Cookie autodelete, this shouldn't be a problem: Cookie autodelete does not delete the preferences of Yesscript 2.