NoScript is an essential piece of the modern web, and it has been for many years. By only allowing the domains you need for vital functionality, you can avoid everything else that is wrong with the modern internet. You can easily exclude dodgy domains (that contain malware), so even sites that contain them become safe as well as far quicker to use. You can often exclude ads, tracking, etc. and anything else undesirable. Trying to browse without it makes the internet seem very slow, which proves what a good job NoScript does. It's so good it is one of the first things I install (after Firefox) on a new PC installation. Highly recommended.

THAT IS THE BEST EXTENSION ON THE EARTH
YOU CAN EASILY USE WORK INK LINKVERTISE AND OTHER MONETIZE SITES WITH VPN AND ADBLOCK
JUST BAN THEIR SCRIPTS (NOT ALL OR THEY CANT WORK)

Been using this for years on desktop, and now on Android too. A bit of a hassle to carefully enable only those domains necessary, but keeps slow, bloated sites from bogging me down.

With uBlockOrigin fundamental shields to keep bothering intrusions at bay.
Simply great,Thankyou.

Excellent tool for locking down your browser, and keeping pesky websites from running popups. Would highly recommend.

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A terrible extension! Blocks nearly all websites not allowing some to work even after marking all scripts as trusted (meetup.com for example). I tried this for several weeks and would never install it again.

Since Firefox 134.0 (64-Bit Linux) (or newest NoScript 12.1.1?) my main profile is broken. I see only blank pages, as long as NoScript is active, and no way to configure.

great extension if you priority is improve security and privacy thanks for creating that project its awesome

I've used NoScript for as long as I can remember. I love having such control over what websites can do on my side of the browsing experience. So many unnecessary scripts... Combined with uBlock, I can tell exactly what is not needed.

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!