[SOLVED] How to enable copy-paste on websites disallowing such an action?
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NoScript is nice but it can quickly become annoying. More often and often I just "Allow Scripts Globally" before registering on a new website or playing a non-Youtube video. It happened to me that I lost all I wrote in a registration form because Firefox had to reload a whole page
NoScript is nice but it can quickly become annoying. More often and often I just "Allow Scripts Globally" before registering on a new website or playing a non-Youtube video. It happened to me that I lost all I wrote in a registration form because Firefox had to reload a whole page
Are you aware that it has a "Temporarily allow all on this page" option? It still requires a refresh, so you still need to hit it before you type your info, but then you won't forget to re-enable global blocking because it resets when you close the browser.
Are you aware that it has a "Temporarily allow all on this page" option? It still requires a refresh, so you still need to hit it before you type your info, but then you won't forget to re-enable global blocking because it resets when you close the browser.
Are you aware that it has a "Temporarily allow all on this page" option? It still requires a refresh, so you still need to hit it before you type your info, but then you won't forget to re-enable global blocking because it resets when you close the browser.
That's pretty useless on an e-commerce site that, like most, sends you off to a third party for payment processing. You can enable all scripts on the pages where you order and choose your payment type, only to be sent, with a warning, "Do not reload the page or use your browser's <Back> button or your order may be entered twice," to a third party page that does not work because it's scripting is disabled. If, at that point, you try to enable scripting, Firefox will warn that it needs to re-send the information in order to reload the page.
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