This is the first thing I put on a new computer after antivirus. It is a little tedious allowing websites you want to go to (google, youtube) but the permanent exception of allowed sites and the ability to temporarily stop scrips from other sites run allows you to watch movies or other content from websites that are loaded with crap (not necessarily malware but unwanted bandwidth use from non-content providers). Make sure to tick through each site trying to load (be smart, some sites are clearly labelled as ad sites) to make sure you are only opening the pages you need.

Thanks a lot for your work all these years

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The WebExtension is easier to use than the old one, but that is partially because many features have been stripped. This makes it less useful for power users.

Very nice tool for managing scripts on the sites. Quick, easy and reliable. Regular updates.
You see all the scripts, allow them if necessary or not. Less backdoors for maleware. Through the insides you learn quickly a lot about all the scripts.
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Gutes Werkzeug um Skripte zu managen. Schnell, einfach und zuverlässig. Regelmässige Aktualisierungen.
Man sieht alle Skripte und lässt nur die zu, die auch wirklich wichtig sind. Keine Chance für Hintertüren für Schadsoftware durch den restlichen Müll der sonst mitkommt. Durch den Einblick hinter die Kulissen lernt man viel über die Skripte die so rumgeistern.

So useful !!! thanks a lot ;)))

It's getting better in terms of usability!

This type of add-on is essential for general surfing of the web... that is it. It get's rid of those annoying, built in pop-ups and features that most sites use these days. The downside is, it can renders some websites completely nonfunctional, even when marked as trusted! I have a feeling it doesn't list everything that is being blocked. I end up disabling it more often than not, having to restart the browser or refresh the page just to log in to my favorite websites. Other than that, it's great for blocking everything, which is it's namesake!

Thank you for your answer.. I have to admit it was by ignorance of me. I've been always fond of this excellent add-on. For us who definitely don't want and rescind the latest [post 56] versions of Firefox, there's the 'classic' version of NoScript.

classic. very revealing.
advanced features but also simple.

The old 5 Legacy No script was hard to use so gave up , after trying it many times . This new 10 No Script, "Quantum" is so much easer to use and work out how to use it . There are a few things that could be added latter on and more for me to understand about how and why . It seems to work well . I use windows 10 and don't like it and all so Linux try many different OS ' s . I find in life you can be come a stick in the mud you become so stuck with the one type , one way , one OS , one way of doing things , one way things in software are presented over time , years and you find you have grate difficultly accepting a change , a different way an OS works and software changes .bI do at times . When Firefox went to Quantum most of the software I was using is no more and now using new different and better software takes time to get use too and how it works . using Version 10.1.7.3 at the present time .

Can't browse without it. One of the best apps around.

Addons still work as expected but the interface is horrible. I think I'll try ScriptSafe, basically the same with a better looking interface.

At first I did not understand NoScript. It was hard and difficult, I had to learn a lot. But now it works! Using FF 58.0.2 on Ubuntu 64bit.
Thank you!!!