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Recent revs of NoScript blocking too much in Default

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Recently upgraded from 56.x.x to 60.x.x and many sites don't work anymore until I "allow temporarily." Anyone else notice this?

Also, its nice that you can hover for a "?" that leads you to some choices for checking the quality of the site -- but they only seem to check for active malicious code. Need to include a check for sites that track & datamine you.

Recently upgraded from 56.x.x to 60.x.x and many sites don't work anymore until I "allow temporarily." Anyone else notice this? Also, its nice that you can hover for a "?" that leads you to some choices for checking the quality of the site -- but they only seem to check for active malicious code. Need to include a check for sites that track & datamine you.

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jscher2000 - Support Volunteer
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I don't think NoScript's default level blocks more sites than it used to, but when you switch from the legacy version to the version compatible with Quantum, you might lose your "whitelist" of approved sites and need to rebuild your list from scratch.