Accidentally adding https:// as a website
I accidentally clicked to allow a website with the entry "https://" so now I get odd behaviour on every website I visit there's an extra entry named "https://" when you click the noscript button. I want to remove just this malformed entry instead of resetting my whole addon but it doesn't appear to be possible.
Could you please share your NoScript Options>Settings>Export (privately, if you prefer, to the email on the top right of https://maone.net)? Thank you!
I managed to fix it by exporting my settings, resetting everything and importing them back again. I assume whatever was causing the odd "https://" entry didn't get saved in the exported data.
{
"policy": {
"DEFAULT": {
"capabilities": [
"frame",
"fetch",
"noscript",
"other",
"object",
"media",
"font",
"script",
"lazy_load"
],
"temp": false
},
"TRUSTED": {
"capabilities": [
"script",
"object",
"media",
"frame",
"font",
"webgl",
"fetch",
"ping",
"noscript",
"unchecked_css",
"lan",
"other",
"lazy_load"
],
"temp": false
},
"UNTRUSTED": {
"capabilities": [],
"temp": false
},
"sites": {
"trusted": [
"§:addons.mozilla.org",
"§:afx.ms",
"§:ajax.aspnetcdn.com",
"§:ajax.googleapis.com",
"§:bootstrapcdn.com",
"§:code.jquery.com",
"§:firstdata.com",
"§:firstdata.lv",
"§:gfx.ms",
"§:google.com",
"§:googlevideo.com",
"§:gstatic.com",
"§:hotmail.com",
"§:live.com",
"§:live.net",
"§:maps.googleapis.com",
"§:mozilla.net",
"§:netflix.com",
"§:nflxext.com",
"§:nflximg.com",
"§:nflxvideo.net",
"§:noscript.net",
"§:outlook.com",
"§:passport.com",
"§:passport.net",
"§:passportimages.com",
"§:paypal.com",
"§:paypalobjects.com",
"§:securecode.com",
"§:securesuite.net",
"§:sfx.ms",
"§:tinymce.cachefly.net",
"§:wlxrs.com",
"§:yahoo.com",
"§:yahooapis.com",
"§:yimg.com",
"§:youtube.com",
"§:ytimg.com",
"§:archive.org",
"localhost",
"§:rcplanediy.com",
"§:reddit.com",
"§:redditstatic.com"
],
"untrusted": [
"doubleclick.net",
"mt-milcom.blogspot.com",
"eclecticlight.co",
"gravatar.com",
"wp.com",
"telegraph.co.uk",
"oracover.de",
"physikinstrumente.co.uk",
"mdpi.com",
"scientificamerican.com",
"nytimes.com",
"theatlantic.com",
"thetimes.com",
"pressandjournal.co.uk",
"bloomberg.com"
],
"custom": {
"https://www.speedtest.net/ookla-5g-map": {
"capabilities": [
"frame",
"fetch",
"noscript",
"other",
"script",
"object",
"media",
"font",
"webgl",
"lazy_load"
],
"temp": false
},
"https://www.icloud.com": {
"capabilities": [
"frame",
"fetch",
"noscript",
"other",
"script",
"object",
"media",
"font",
"webgl",
"lazy_load"
],
"temp": false
}
}
},
"enforced": true,
"autoAllowTop": false
},
"local": {
"debug": false,
"showCtxMenuItem": true,
"showCountBadge": true,
"showFullAddresses": false,
"showProbePlaceholders": true,
"amnesticUpdates": false,
"storage": "local",
"uuid": "96235f91-6a74-42e7-bb4e-6a656a68728e"
},
"sync": {
"global": false,
"xss": true,
"TabGuardMode": "incognito",
"TabGuardPrompt": "post",
"cascadeRestrictions": false,
"overrideTorBrowserPolicy": false,
"storage": "sync"
}
}
I should probably mention how I caused the corrupted entry in the first place. On the window "NoScript Blocked Objects" window on one particular website that I don't remember which had the options like this:
1st option "Allow https://" 2nd option "Allow https://website.com" 3rd option "Allow https://website.com/script.js"
I accidentally clicked the 1st option which added it to the list. Once it was there it couldn't be deleted and it would appear as an entry on the noscript blocked items list for most websites.