Incomplete web pages - NoScript?
Hello I'm not sure if I'm posting this to the correct forum but am crossing my fingers.
I have upgraded to FF57 and use NoScript but am now having problems viewing web pages and am wondering if NoScript is the problem.
2 examples: 1. David Lawrence site - trying to see a map for store locations. I cannot see the map . Do I need to set every link to trusted? 2. ATA site - cannot access the email due to CloudFlare. It states that I must enable JavaScript but I can't find it.
I have attached screen shots to show what the site looks like and what NoScript is reporting.
In both examples, I don't know: 1. if one of the untrusted links needs to be set to trusted 2. how to identify the relevant link/s 3. whether anything else needs to be done
Thanks for any help re this Serks
ప్రత్యుత్తరాలన్నీ (3)
NoScript is configured to be paranoid by default: all scripts are blocked unless you allow them. This isn't for everyone, obviously...
Generally speaking, sites that use gibberish.cloudfront.net servers for part of their content won't have full functionality unless you allow that domain, too.
On the second one, it's not clear what's happening, but it could be that the original page redirected to an error page and now you need to go back. If the earlier page doesn't show long enough to create an exception, hmm, that's inconvenient.
You are brilliant! Allowing gibberish.cloudfront.net has worked for the David Lawrence site. May I ask what these servers do?
I fixed the ATA site as well but you're not going to believe how I did it. I actually opened the site with Safari and got the email details I needed (all good).
Then from an interest perspective only, I have just tried the same site in Firefox again. And it works now! I don't understand this ...
Cloudfront is a Content Delivery Network (CDN). Large sites use CDNs to store files that do not change often, and this reduces the load on their main server(s) which generate dynamically generated and frequently updated pages.