When I go on the web without it, on corporate machines running preferences-locked versions of IE and Chrome, it makes me so much happier to come back again to NoScript.

But I have some frustrations with it, like when I am using a web site and need some media to play--currently, trying to stream a sample of a song from Amazon before buying the album--and I've clicked 'temporarily allow/trust' to all 4 things that have such an option to click on the NoScript menu, and the song still does't play and there is still a 'stop' symbol with a 1 indicating that something else still must be given permission. And NoScript gives me no guidance on the 1 unfixable block. So I either disable NoScript for a few minutes, or use another browser. This is impolite, to block what I have explicitly asked it to allow.

Since last update the sites aren't reloaded when I enable scripts on them.

NoScript used to be a great extension. Now it doesn't work properly, it forgets my settings, and the UI makes no sense at all. Why should I click a tombstone with an exclamation point? Is it the monolith from 2001? What's the point when it won't remember anything I click anyway? Seriously considering uninstalling this junk.

The old version of NoScript is much easier to edit the whitelist, this new version need to edit the whitelist on the debug box.