![]() I guess I will have to wait and find out what is next. The author of the NoScript extension now apologises in this post. The AdBlockPlus people will not take the step of counteracting NoScript.Ĭonclusion: Remove the NoScript extension.Īdblock Plus and (a little) more: Attention NoScript users: “” Postscript After upgrading to Firefox 36.0.4, it automatically installed noscript When i added another user profile to my pc, the no scripts addon did not function in the new profile. Turns out that AdBlockPlus no longer works because of NoScript. Given that NoScript proudly calls itself a security extension this means putting users at risk - for example, a while ago I demonstrated how an XSS vulnerability on a NoScript domain can be used to run JavaScript from any website, despite NoScript. That problem is being worked around by putting NoScript’s domains, Google AdSense and a few others on NoScript’s default whitelist (again, the overwhelming majority of users won’t go hunting for bogus entries in their whitelist). A problem is of course that NoScript will usually disable scripting and consequently also most advertising. And updates coming roughly each week ensure that this page is opened fairly often. For example, it opens the changelog webpage (full of ads of course) on every single update of the extension, even though the NoScript FAQ claim that it happens only on major updates (yes, if you dig into it you will find the preference to disable this behavior – but how many people do that?). And to make sure that somebody sees these ads it goes pretty far. This is going to be about the popular NoScript extension which happens to make its money from ads. However, the developer of the NoScript extension has now moved to aggressively make money using unacceptable techniques. Var tgtTags = document.getElementsByTagName('noscript') Īlert("Num of noscript tags: " + tgtTags.length) Īlert("Num of noscript tags: " + tgtTags.If you don’t want to see a lot of advertising in your web browser you have probably installed AdBlockPlus. Window.addEventListener('load', onDocLoaded, false) (1) to fire on a button press, so you can see the effect in the DOM viewer of your browser's JS tools. Dunno, probably mostly irrelevant here anyway. either querySelector/querySelectorAll may have been the odd one out - returning an array that doesn't change as the document does. I forget the specifics, but I read about it the other day. Since your collection is just
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