Though all the comments at the firefox site are gaga now, yesterday
showed up a pretty sensible response to all this hoopla:
"Many webpages need to use JS to function correctly. It would be more
use if there was a blacklist instead of a whitelist because very few
websites use JS maliciously.
"Overall, I would only recommend this extension if there was, for
example, a malicious code/virus spreading over the internet. It just
"blocks too much" to be used for normal surfing."
Edward Craig wrote:
Beta News claims this exploit is a fraud (among other recent news on
Google)
main workaround available at this time is the NoScript extension
https://addons.mozilla.org/firefox/722/
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