Re: [Trisquel-users] I have a few questions

[onpon4]

No, NoScript allows you to enable scripts based on the origin of the script,  
not the Web page you're visiting. Also, I'm suggesting something that allows  
the scripts to execute once, not a toggle switch that you have to remember to  
turn off again. Multiple people were telling me that NoScript does what I'm  
suggesting on bug-gnuzilla, too. I don't understand why so many people cannot  
comprehend this distinction. It's not that complex.

NoScript may be fine for advanced users who are willing to do extra work any  
time they visit a Web page. It is not fine for delivery in a browser by  
default with JavaScript disabled. Any non-technical user who even figures it  
out rather than flat-out enabling JavaScript globally will permanently enable  
JavaScript on the sites they use often, because doing it temporarily is just  
incredibly inconvenient: you have to enable each of the sources one at a  
time, and you have to remember which ones are important; or you have to click  
"temporarily allow all" a million times until it works, in some cases wasting  
up to a full minute waiting for a single page to load the same set of  
JavaScript files multiple times.