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Why does no script cancel my java script settings? I have to disable it to use half my applications.

dlphillips
dlphillips
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Even when I check to be sure javascript IS enabled (it always is) I still get notices that I need to enable javascript. Getting to my spam filter so I can "select all" I want to delete requires exiting, disabling no script, and logging back on. I get warnings on both eBay and Paypal. This may be an improvement in terms of threats, but as it is now offered it is a profound and annoying waste of time.

Even when I check to be sure javascript IS enabled (it always is) I still get notices that I need to enable javascript. Getting to my spam filter so I can "select all" I want to delete requires exiting, disabling no script, and logging back on. I get warnings on both eBay and Paypal. This may be an improvement in terms of threats, but as it is now offered it is a profound and annoying waste of time.

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the-edmeister
the-edmeister
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NoScript is an excellent extension, but it isn't for the less technically inclined user - there's a steep learning curve, and it requires continuous input unless you visit the same exact websites everyday.

http://noscript.net/features
http://noscript.net/faq
http://forums.informaction.com/viewforum.php?f=3

If you think it is a waste of your time, simply un-install it.