Could it be possible to hide the untrusted sites like in old noscript?

You have to click the watch away to allow scripts all time. the clock means temporally allowance.

Thanks Anonymous user 8e1fe9, problem below solved
10.1.5.8
Such a pain to use. Constantly having to give permissions on the sites that you use alot.
Cant you make it so that it stores those permissions and uses them each time you visit a particular site.

I've loved it for years. The new look takes a bit of getting used to, but the functionality is still there.

For those who are complaining that they lost settings after restarting Firefox, when you first click the "Trusted" field, you're only setting it temporarily. That's when the clock icon is still big. Click it a second time, and the icon becomes smaller, and it's permanent. It's not very intuitive, but once I figured it out, all was well.

I do have one question/problem. Having configured a lot of sites, I wanted to back up the settings. In the settings page, there is Import/Export/Reset. The Import pops up a dialog, but the Export doesn't. I don't want to hit the Reset and lose all my settings, for obvious reasons.

Is there something else I need to do in order to export the settings? Or are they being exported to some default location? I'm running 10.1.5.8, and the export button is there, but clicking on it doesn't seem to do anything that I can tell. I've looked at noscript.net, but I don't see any description other than the generic feature description. Could something be conflicting with the export?

Good concept, but it doesn't save the state you select for a site. It keeps blocking Javascript on Facebook even after I enable it.

Although no fan of the ui, I'm glad the Giorgio gave us an early version of NoScript for Quantum. Hopefully more features will be implemented down the line. For now 4 stars and will be 5 again once this version has reached its maturity like it's older brother. Still loving Noscript and what it stands for. Waiting patiently for the next update. Greetz from The Netherlands!

Lo uso da anni, ottimo anche in questa versione

With Quantum came changes, white and clean design got me concerned (since Adblock and uBlock have truly bad interfaces, with almost no control), but somehow NoScript rebuilt is still usable.
XSS notifications do not have permament disable options yet.
Allowing all from a domain but not from some subdomain seems also not possible yet.
NoScript update wants download rights and read/write rights to download history - are you f kidding?

Все работает нормально, единственное последнее время разрешения не сохраняются. И ситуация с разрешениями для плагина не понятна.

hard work for the new firefox

La última versión es tan incómoda de usar que la he quitado.

Like many, I like the previous version better. I miss the one-click on the bar button to temporarily allow scripts. But hey, I'm going to keep using noscript, I've been using it for many years, and I'm grateful to you for that. I don't share the anger and intolerance of many around here. Courage and continue in this project.

Нормально работает в новой версии.

I love this addon. It makes me feel more private on the web and in control of what faceless domains are accessing my data.

The one shortcoming I have is the large sites that do tracking on other webites like Facebook and Twitter and Google. If I go onto their specific websites, I need to permit their scripts to run. That's fine when I'm on their website - they're going to track my activity with or without their tracking scripts. The problem is that when I permit Facebook, I'm permitting it not just on facebook.com but also any other site that has installed their Facebook widget. If we can get a setting to allow first-party scripts or "Allow for this domain only" granularity, that would be great and make a fabulous addon an easy 5/5.

Sure, there is a big learning curve to the new version. But don't blame the developer for that! Firefox Quantum requires WebExtensions, which required a rewrite of NoScript, and major changes to how it works.

Aside from the UI (user interface) being a bit confusing, it just works (it even remembers your old site preferences!). That's what you want it to do, right?

Before adding it, take a look at the description, and go to the link shown there. It explains the UI and how it works. Click the "S" once for temporarily trusted, twice for permanently trusted.

For security software, the most important thing is that it functions properly. From everything I have seen, the new version does exactly that. I'm not going to knock off a star (or 4, like some people?!?!?) for a change in the UI; I chalk that up to Quantum (and Firefox's mistake of auto-upgrading to a major new version without asking).