Leistet sehr gute Arbeit. Allerdings ist es sehr schwer die Skripte zu identifizieren, die man bedenkenlos ausführen lassen kann. Und manchmal geht selbst dann nichts, wenn man im Reiter alle Skripte erlaubt.

Eskiden vazgeçilmezimdi ama Basilisk arayüzünden vazgeçildikten sonra değişen arayüzü çok karmaşık gelmeye başladı ne yazık ki.
Bir de artık eskisi kadar sabit bir internet haritam olmadığı için her site için tek tek ayar yapmak beni yoruyor.
Ama en güvenlisini isteyenlere tavsiyemdir.
Bundan daha basiti ise daha sezgisel olan Privacy Badger zaten.

As some others have mentioned, after the update all my settings for sites are gone. Please help!

Have been using this for awhile and was very happy with it. However, the latest version has continuous popups for suspicious cross-scripting. I have had to disable Sanitize cross-site suspicious requests in order to use FF at all.

I give 4 stars but there is a glaring issue at work.
I have numerous computers and vm's that run NoScript. With Firefox sync enabled, they all keep completely losing their settings. This causes me to have to check off every single site over and over. I've tried the export/import, but that should not be necessary every time I enter a device that hasn't been used in a while. I don't know if this is a Firefox or NoScript issue, so I did not ding NoScript for that major issue.

Absolutely great for security but a little annoying to keep adding exceptions. Please include a whilelist/blacklist setting so we can block specific domains instead of everything everywhere. It would be great if the settings could synchronize with sync too. There is a manual way to do it but it would be great to have that by default.

Thanks!

I've issues running NoScript on Firefox Nightly 67.0.
Sometimes it just seems not to store the data permanantly so I just have to set up the rules again and again.

Does what its supposed to but the UI is shit and the icon looks like something from the Netscape era. I wish the developer would take a clue from ScriptBlock on chrome.

Works great, but it should have more options about trusted domain

I really enjoy this add on but I liked the old version better than this new version.

When I go on the web without it, on corporate machines running preferences-locked versions of IE and Chrome, it makes me so much happier to come back again to NoScript.

But I have some frustrations with it, like when I am using a web site and need some media to play--currently, trying to stream a sample of a song from Amazon before buying the album--and I've clicked 'temporarily allow/trust' to all 4 things that have such an option to click on the NoScript menu, and the song still does't play and there is still a 'stop' symbol with a 1 indicating that something else still must be given permission. And NoScript gives me no guidance on the 1 unfixable block. So I either disable NoScript for a few minutes, or use another browser. This is impolite, to block what I have explicitly asked it to allow.

The old version of NoScript is much easier to edit the whitelist, this new version need to edit the whitelist on the debug box.

Works good for new Firefox version. UI made much easier than it was. But reloads a web-page with annoying delay.

The WebExtention version doesn't yet have the power and flexibility of the old XUL version, but it gets the job done.