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I see "Custom" allowing you to choose which elements (frame, fonts, etc.) to allow/block for the domain you're configuring. But it doesn't offer the ability to
by zodzedzi 4y ago
I see "Custom" allowing you to choose which elements (frame, fonts, etc.) to allow/block for the domain you're configuring.
But it doesn't offer the ability to say "apply these settings to the domain example.com only when I'm visiting example.com, and not when I'm visiting anotherexample.com which happens to load JS from example.com".
- z3c0 4y agoMaybe I'm still misunderstanding, but when configuring the domain in the custom settings, it does allow you to limit the custom rules to only the site you're currently on, via the "Enable these capabilities when top page matches" dropdown. The default is "ANY SITE".
- zodzedzi 4y agoI don't see any of these options in my plugin. I have NoScript 10, and it looks like there is a NoScript 11 out there; is that what you have? Maybe the feature was introduced in 11 and I'm missing that update; checking their changelog now... Edit: Correction - I do have NoScript 11; but don't see those options.
- z3c0 4y agoI think you nailed it - I am indeed on 11. So good news! It looks like NoScript is attentive to user needs. Edit: seeing your edit - the plot thickens. I'm on 11.4.4 - any difference there?
- zodzedzi 4y agoI had 11.2.11. And you're right, according to their changelog [1], they added it in 11.3. >> v 11.3rc1 + Contextual policies (different capabilities for the same origin, depending on the top-level domain) configurable in the CUSTOM panel (thanks NLnet for financial support) Woohoo! Thanks for following up and making me look, I now have a better setup! [1] https://noscript.net/changelog/ https://noscript.net/changelog/
- z3c0 4y agoGlad I could help! I would hate for someone to miss out on what has so far been my favorite feature of NoScript.