Hi, when you are on a page and you want to allow some or all of the
scripts, press the context menu key when you are on the page. Arrow to
no script and press enter or right arrow. Then down arrow and choose to
allow all the site, or just parts of it. I usually go with allowing
parts of it. For example, many sites might have a Google syndication, or
facebook feed added. I usually don't allow these unless they are
absolutely necessary. Sometimes just allowing the site-only scripts is
enough. You can always use the temporarily allow options which are also
there. As to how to avoid hearing that the site's scripts were blocked.
I don't know, I like hearing that because I know if some, or all of the
scripts are allowed.
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On 5/7/2012 7:28 PM, David wrote:
|OK, I have seen several people suggest the NoScript add-on for Firefox.
So, finally, I decided to install it. First of all, every time I open a
new site, it keeps informing me that no script is allowed. Browsing the
web, it soon becomes tidios to listen to that message. Is there a way to
turn off that message?
Secondly, how do I allow a given page to run one or more scripts? I
can't figure a way to get 'in touch' with that NoScript add-on for
setting it up.
Any simple "getting started" steps would be greatly appriciated.
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