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NoScript 1.9.0.5 FULL Operating NoScript is really simple. When you install NoScript, JavaScript, Java, Flash Silverlight and possibly other executable contents are blocked by default. You will be able to allow JavaScript/Java/... execution (scripts from now on) selectively, on the sites you trust. Notice that you shouldn't disable JavaScript and Java using Firefox settings, i.e. Tools|Options|Content|Enable JavaScript and Enable Java options have to be checked (JavaScript and Java enabled), otherwise JavaScript remains disabled everywhere even when allowed by NoScript When you browse a site containing blocked scripts, a brief sound is optionally played and a notification, similar to those issued by popup blocker, is shown (Firefox only). Look at the statusbar icon to know current NoScript permissions: * Forbidden Icon - this means that scripts are blocked for the current site * Partially Allowed Icon - this means scripts are allowed for some of the URLs sourcing scripts from the current site. It happens when there are multiple frames, or script elements linking code hosted on 3rd party hosts. For instance, in most cases when a site is compromised with JavaScript malware, the malicious code is hosted on external "shady" sites. Even if you've previously allowed the top-level site, these external sites are still blocked and the attack fails anyway. * Partially Allowed / Partially Untrusted Icon - this means scripts are allowed for some URLs, and all the other ones are marked as untrusted. * Allowed Icon - this means that script execution is allowed for the current site * Globally Allowed Icon - this means that scripts are globally allowed. |