It works well... TOO well. It does a great job at blocking all the stuff it needs to, but compared to other extensions like uBlock, it causes almost every site to break - I have to constantly go in and set a load of stuff to trusted just for even basic site functionality to work. It's an eye-opener; you really get to see what random stuff every site is trying to ping off about you, but at the same time, everything breaks. For this reason it's just become an annoyance to me and I've gone back to uBlock.

Excellent beginner add-on, by which i mean if you wants something that works and is easy to use this is the one for you. Not technical experience needed to use.

It blocks scripts alright, no problem there, great job, it does exactly what it says it'll do, so a great rating suits. However, I haven't given it 5 stars because I'd like to see 2 features added, of which at least the first shouldn't be too hard to implement IMHO and the second probably not either, although I haven't looked at the code, nor have I ever scripted a FF plugin myself so I should stfu, I know.

Requested features:

1. export/save+import settings, so I can just import all my preferences instead of having to point it out to the plugin for each and every site again when I have a new machine/new OS install

2. settings per domain. Eg I wanna disable google's js-es everywhere, except then the drive.google.com becomes unresponsive, warning me that js needs to be allowed. So, I'd wish to allow google's js *only* when the address bar shows a google.com url and disable it on every other site.
Here, I'd like to list on which sites in this case google's js may be enabled, bc eg youtube.com (which for now actually doesn't seem to need google's js) is also from google, so I might wanna choose to allow it there as well (theoretically speaking)

A recent change broke a website, and refreshing the extension didn't help.

Amazing for expert users
An absolute hell for a noob like me, made basically every site break
I can see the appeal and it’s an amazing too but definetly not for me lmao

STILL there are no lists for subscription like ad ablock extension?

why?

NoScript is a great customizable addon to allow\block the scripts you want for each website. It's quite useful when browsing random unsafe ones or to stop annoying ads.

Maybe an issue is that you don't always know what's good and what's not and have to fiddle with the permissions for each first access. Also, it can be a pain when switching sites during payments, until set up properly.

IMO it should come with basic important rules for the most common\important sites\services.

Lately, however, I'm getting again the old bug that keeps tabs stuck in loading until I disable\re-enable the addon. I hope it will be fixed.

It is cool

Has a very intuitive UI so it is easier to learn than uBlock Origin's medium mode. However, it can only allow or deny all scripts based on the server domain and cannot filter individual scripts.

Very powerful app. I was kinda confusing to use at first, but I love being able to block cross site scripting from malware websites and Facebook.

This app would get 5 star from me if all of my settings would sync with my Firefox account.

I have utilized this add on for a long time. Over the last year or so I have been unable to save any settings and have to reset my preferences on a per page basis on each visit. This is very time consuming and is pushing me to find alternate solutions to manage scripts. The forums are no help. Be great if someone could find a solution...