DoctorBill wrote: > Now that everyone (?) is happy again....back to my original problem. > > I believe that I ran into what was causing the javascript problem. > > After a Godawful Trojan got into my system and having gotten it out, > with some hideous effort, I installed "NoScript" 2.3.7 and AdBlock > Plus. I run Malawarebytes AntiMaleware and AVG Anti-Virus....endless ! > > "NoScript" works well, but it is quite a bit more than I know how to > handle. It blocks a whole butt-Load of ancillary sites injecting their > things into a web site you've chosen. Is that right ? I would not know > which ancillary site is requiring Javascript. > > That original site I first told you all about was being zapped by > NoScript - I think....???? > http://www.ottofrei.com/store/home.php?cat=1231
There is a *lot* of JavaScript at that page: over 643 Kilobytes - more than 16,000 lines of it. But it all seems to come from the ottofrei site. > I allowed it - 'temporarily' and the Javascript Error message departed. > > Had I known, I obviously would not have bothered you folks. > > Now I may be all wrong about NoScript blocking the javascript thing ! That's what NoScript does. You can allow it by site, of course, for those sites you trust. > I am not even sure that I am using the right words (jargon) in the above > explanation. Nah, you done okay today. -- -bts -This space for rent, but the price is high _______________________________________________ support-seamonkey mailing list [email protected] https://lists.mozilla.org/listinfo/support-seamonkey
