New UI is a bit clunky, but I want to thank you for continued development in the wake of the WebExtension fiasco.
It's missing individual script blocking though, which is kind of a bummer. I hope there is a way around it that you can implement for the future.

Safe again! Felt naked & vulnerable without NoScript for the last few days...

Like the new drop down functionality. It's easier to use than before and the ability to change multiple settings without a reload between each one, along with the ability to reload the page manually without losing the menu, is great. On the downside, the font colours and icons need an 'art pass' or two. Also, the 'allow this time only' option was extremely useful and it's re-appearance would be welcomed with open arms...

As somone who takes online privacy & security seriously, NoScript is one of the most useful pieces of software ever, in the history of everything... ;-)

EDIT : Worked out how to temporarily allow a script, with the little 'clock' icon. Nice!

this is for the new version only. TBH, I do prefer the old UI, but this is so much better than nothing! It did take me some time to understand what's going on, but I'm OK now.
The only thing that I don't like - for some reason on some pages all the scripts were forbidden (gmail), and on others - all were permitted (some weather forecast sites). There's no rhyme or reason for that.

was THE BEST, for years and years

the new version for new FF is way way way way less user friendly, and almost not worth the effort :(


edit: actually it's completely worthless now gonna remove

Where is the option for Temporarily Allow All or Temporarily Allow individual scripts? This version is impossible to use. I used temporary permissions all the time because so many sites have many scripts.

The UI is awful and not at all intuitive. There is a page I'm trying to enable right now but I don't know how to. No matter what scripts I enable or disable it's not loading like it used to, where before I could just temporarily allow scripts and everything would be fine. I'm clicking every single script shown in that long list, locking and unlocking each one and reloading, and it's not working.

(And what's up with unlock being red and lock being green? The UI is not user friendly)

I think i have to disable this until it's improved. I want to be happy it's back but it's unusable.

Same as other users - a great add-on, but where did the "Temporarily allow xyz.nn" option disappear to? Some web sites have tons of links which need to be allowed on to make them work, and the previous version of no-script had the handy option to allow it for just this one time.

I do hope that this shortcut key will come back later...

The new interface for Firefox 57 is cumbersome and hard to navigate, and there is no option to change it

Great addon and great that there's upgraded version now available. Just little unhappy that page tells me NS is available for FF 57, but unfortunately not for my FF 57...? "This add-on is not compatible with your version of Firefox." :)

Indispensable et pratique !

Thank you a million times for porting this great addon to Quantum. At first sight, the new user interface seems strange. But, after visiting a few pages and recreating the most important rules from my former whitelist, I found that the usability is still good.

Thanks for bring back NoScript! It works great again!
I can't understand the bad reviews here.
The main feature is back and it is working great as ever. When i click on the icon, a little window pop up and i can select what script i want to stop or to load.
The UI is not as nice as it was, but to all people out there "IT IS NOT THE DEVELOPERS" fault , it is the way quantum firefox works now!
I think there will be changes in the future, but now it is as it is!
Anyway thanks!!!

It's back

To all the people complaining about the new UI (not that I expect any of them to see this): Giorgio can't revert back to the old UI because that kind of UI is no longer supported on Firefox 57 and above. Nice things like native drop-down menus and dialog boxes are no longer allowed. Those were part of XUL addons. Now we only have WebExtensions add-ons à la Chrome, and if you know Chrome, you know that its add-on interface situation is the same. "Nice" UIs have been prohibited by Mozilla, on purpose, so your gripe is with them, not with Giorgio, the developer of this add-on.

I do agree that the UI could use some work anyway, though, in terms of understandability, ease of use, and looks. But this is still an early version which had to be released in a rush, so give it a while.

I'll still deduct one star from my previous rating because too much comfort functionality is missing at the moment. Temporary exceptions, selective and site-wide, were one of my most-used features of NoScript, and they're not in yet. Also, the options screen is severely lacking, a lot of the behaviour I used to customise can't be changed right now. I assume that all of these things are still possible, and just haven't been implemented yet. Part of that blame, once again, can be put on Mozilla for their hasty and clumsy shutdown of XUL extensions and the rushed und grossly unfinished transition to WebExtensions, which is making life hard for all add-on developers.

Noscript blocks all SSO/LDAP Logins from my company, so i have to deactivate this for the moment

nice work thx :D

Questa è la protezione che manca!

Not as feature rich as previous version but for security purposes, it does it job well. Looking forward for getting more features implemented. The UI is pretty straight forward, simple to use and no complaints so far from me. Overall experience, it is all good!