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I'd like to load the page and see all plugins blocked and click on just the one I wish to view/play and allow that particular plugin to be active, without having to click the allow plugin tab in script defender (which allows all plugins) I guess an exceptions list for plug ins or as I said a way to manually allow a plug in to work just that one time, even though they are blocked by rule. Download NoScript Security Suite for Firefox.
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If I click the plugin tab to allow it to load and refresh the page the game starts automatically without any manual starting being required, since plugins are allowed. (Generally it would say "click to run adobe flash", but notice it just says "adobe flash is not allowed") However, with the plugin tab not selected I can not click on the game to start it, making it totally blocked. Chrome extensions can be installed from the Chrome Web Store and managed at chrome://extensions/. Firefox extensions can be installed from and managed at about:addons. Obviously this will block the plugin from starting much like click and play (for chrome) would do making turning the game on a manual task. This article lists some browser extensions available for Firefox and/or Chromium. Once I look over the page, I have clicked in the drop menu to allow cookies and selected the Java Scripts which I wish to work for the site (for comments and such), but you can see that the plugin tab has yet to be allowed, thus white. When I go to this site say for the first time it would look something like this in script defender: I have block cookies, scripts and plugins globally. Sorry, I was trying to do three things at once when I typed this and now see how confusing this post is let me simplify it: It's amazing how it impedes my usage very little, but kills tons of possible malware servers.īut I understand even NoScript/ABE getting "Zozzle" like powers is far off, no less dev abilities to get something running under Chromium APIs.Īnyhow, I hope this doesn't sound like whining. I already have the second part using moons/kees Chrome javascript exclusions. It was found by MS that 75% of script-based heap spray overflows use the same few scripts that are typically not even obfuscated. The third and final part would be to block JS via static analysis. com (or create an exhaustive blacklist of unwanted TLDs). Ultimately, I wanted to have something which kills off/warns suspect urls (ones with hyphens and numbers) and whitelists common TLDs like. This is an especially valuable option for people using JS blockers to improve net performance.
Why I would be especially fond of the ability to globally allow scripts and toggle the prefab block lists. Most will get annoyed with how slow it make Firefox and how much effort it takes to make their favorite sites work the way they want it while blocking everything else.Click to expand.My intention was for a wide blacklist approach.
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Certain sites will not work unless they have full access and every time you install NoScript you have to do all the customization all over again.All in all I don't recommend NoScript for most. This should be used with caution and most of the time the default is fine for most and only add sites you use that need full javascript access to function.The downsides are the fact it is time consuming to set up for maximum protection. If you wish for a site to be fully allowed or disabled just right click on the add-on and choose your preference. It's pretty sim ple to use but can be time consuming and will slow down your surfing. By default it partially blocks all sites except on the default whitelist.
NoScript is a very powerful add-on for Firefox that adds extra protection by disabling Javascript on certain sites.
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