I am using NoScript 2.6.9.15 in Firefox 38.0.1 on Fedora 21. When I tried to use Sage Notebook 7.1, I was asked by NoScript to allow scripts on localhost. I did but the Notebook did not work until I allowed all scripts.
Does somebody know why this happens?
There is indeed something weird here. Unfortunately it works for me with Iceweasel version 38.7.1 and xul-ext-noscript package on Debian stable.
I tried to allow localhost by going to "options" then "white list", then adding "localhost" and it worked as well. If is it not enough, you could try to add "localhost:8080" to specify the (nonstandard) port.
Thank you for the easy solution, Thierry. I added "localhost" to the white list manually and now it works.
I removed localhost from the white list to see what is the difference. In fact, NoScript asks to allow "http://localhost" but now it worked and I couldn't reproduce the problem.
I'm not that familiar with NoScript but if it really blocks a heck of a lot of JS, then one would expect the notebook not to work well, as a largely javascript application! We often have problems with it not working when one JS component is upgraded, e.g. jQuery, until one does a hard cache reset. So this is not a surprise, I guess?
Asked: 2016-05-06 23:49:40 +0200
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Last updated: May 10 '16
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