Who here uses NoScript extension with Firefox?

[GilesGuthrie]

As the title says, who uses NoScript with Firefox? (or similar tech in other browsers)

With increasing numbers of sites incorporating AJAX-type tech in their designs, how do you NoScript users deal with sites that require Javascript to be enabled? Do you maintain an extensive "trusted sites" list? Do you not notice/not care?

Do you feel that some day you're going to have to accept client-side processing, and that NoScript is not around to stay?

I'm interested in views because I don't want to build a site that half my users can't use, and I don't really want to build two sites, one for the AJAX users, and one for the NoScripters.

 

[ND4SPD]

I used to then for some reason it started messing up rapidshare for me. As soon as I disabled it, rapishare worked fine again.

 

[the Interceptor]

NoScript is a must-have for my Firefoxes. However, I usually enable the top-level-domain scripts automatically in the settings, which makes pretty much all websites work fine. Only on some sites, I have to manually enable further domains. Nevertheless, NoScript improves my browsing experience greatly.

 

[yeti]

Bear in mind that this site is generally visited by Developers so the stats are skewed a bit (i.e. in favour of FF and NoScript)

http://www.w3schools.com/browsers/browsers_stats.asp

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