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in Firefox, why is this page rendered this way(contents of noscript tag getting ignored), when running NoScript or uBlock Origin?
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I have a page
http://www.zen76171.zen.co.uk/aaa2.html
with this HTML
<!doctype html>
<html>
<head>
<noscript>aaa</noscript>
<script>document.write("bbb")</script>
</head>
<body>
ccc
</body>
</html>
I understand that the contents of the noscript tag should run if a browser is not running javascript.
In chrome or firefox, with no extensions blocking anything, I get the output of bbb ccc. That's fine, that makes sense. 'bbb' shows because javascript is allowed, and ccc shows because it will show whether javascript is enabled or not.
I then try to install NoScript in Firefox https://addons.mozilla.org/en-GB/firefox/addon/noscript/
Now when I reload the page I mentioned http://www.zen76171.zen.co.uk/aaa2.html
It shows
ccc
That indicates to me that scripts are being blocked, so that part is good. But the output I would expect is
aaa ccc
because I'd expect 'aaa' to show when scripts are disabled, and scripts are disabled.
There is also a secondary issue that I work around, which is that if I disable or even 'remove' NoScript from Firefox, then I still get the same response of 'ccc', I have to uninstall and reinstall Firefox to remove NoScript. But for now that will do when I want to remove NoScript.
This question is: why does it show just 'ccc' and not 'aaa ccc'?
added
I actually get only the 'ccc' shown with 'uBlock Origin'. If I install 'uBlock Origin', and select to leave as is so not disable scripts, then I get 'bbb ccc' (fine). Whereas if I click to disable scripts on the page, then I get 'ccc'. The 'aaa' isn't getting displayed.
firefox firefox-extensions noscript ublock-origin
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I have a page
http://www.zen76171.zen.co.uk/aaa2.html
with this HTML
<!doctype html>
<html>
<head>
<noscript>aaa</noscript>
<script>document.write("bbb")</script>
</head>
<body>
ccc
</body>
</html>
I understand that the contents of the noscript tag should run if a browser is not running javascript.
In chrome or firefox, with no extensions blocking anything, I get the output of bbb ccc. That's fine, that makes sense. 'bbb' shows because javascript is allowed, and ccc shows because it will show whether javascript is enabled or not.
I then try to install NoScript in Firefox https://addons.mozilla.org/en-GB/firefox/addon/noscript/
Now when I reload the page I mentioned http://www.zen76171.zen.co.uk/aaa2.html
It shows
ccc
That indicates to me that scripts are being blocked, so that part is good. But the output I would expect is
aaa ccc
because I'd expect 'aaa' to show when scripts are disabled, and scripts are disabled.
There is also a secondary issue that I work around, which is that if I disable or even 'remove' NoScript from Firefox, then I still get the same response of 'ccc', I have to uninstall and reinstall Firefox to remove NoScript. But for now that will do when I want to remove NoScript.
This question is: why does it show just 'ccc' and not 'aaa ccc'?
added
I actually get only the 'ccc' shown with 'uBlock Origin'. If I install 'uBlock Origin', and select to leave as is so not disable scripts, then I get 'bbb ccc' (fine). Whereas if I click to disable scripts on the page, then I get 'ccc'. The 'aaa' isn't getting displayed.
firefox firefox-extensions noscript ublock-origin
add a comment |
I have a page
http://www.zen76171.zen.co.uk/aaa2.html
with this HTML
<!doctype html>
<html>
<head>
<noscript>aaa</noscript>
<script>document.write("bbb")</script>
</head>
<body>
ccc
</body>
</html>
I understand that the contents of the noscript tag should run if a browser is not running javascript.
In chrome or firefox, with no extensions blocking anything, I get the output of bbb ccc. That's fine, that makes sense. 'bbb' shows because javascript is allowed, and ccc shows because it will show whether javascript is enabled or not.
I then try to install NoScript in Firefox https://addons.mozilla.org/en-GB/firefox/addon/noscript/
Now when I reload the page I mentioned http://www.zen76171.zen.co.uk/aaa2.html
It shows
ccc
That indicates to me that scripts are being blocked, so that part is good. But the output I would expect is
aaa ccc
because I'd expect 'aaa' to show when scripts are disabled, and scripts are disabled.
There is also a secondary issue that I work around, which is that if I disable or even 'remove' NoScript from Firefox, then I still get the same response of 'ccc', I have to uninstall and reinstall Firefox to remove NoScript. But for now that will do when I want to remove NoScript.
This question is: why does it show just 'ccc' and not 'aaa ccc'?
added
I actually get only the 'ccc' shown with 'uBlock Origin'. If I install 'uBlock Origin', and select to leave as is so not disable scripts, then I get 'bbb ccc' (fine). Whereas if I click to disable scripts on the page, then I get 'ccc'. The 'aaa' isn't getting displayed.
firefox firefox-extensions noscript ublock-origin
I have a page
http://www.zen76171.zen.co.uk/aaa2.html
with this HTML
<!doctype html>
<html>
<head>
<noscript>aaa</noscript>
<script>document.write("bbb")</script>
</head>
<body>
ccc
</body>
</html>
I understand that the contents of the noscript tag should run if a browser is not running javascript.
In chrome or firefox, with no extensions blocking anything, I get the output of bbb ccc. That's fine, that makes sense. 'bbb' shows because javascript is allowed, and ccc shows because it will show whether javascript is enabled or not.
I then try to install NoScript in Firefox https://addons.mozilla.org/en-GB/firefox/addon/noscript/
Now when I reload the page I mentioned http://www.zen76171.zen.co.uk/aaa2.html
It shows
ccc
That indicates to me that scripts are being blocked, so that part is good. But the output I would expect is
aaa ccc
because I'd expect 'aaa' to show when scripts are disabled, and scripts are disabled.
There is also a secondary issue that I work around, which is that if I disable or even 'remove' NoScript from Firefox, then I still get the same response of 'ccc', I have to uninstall and reinstall Firefox to remove NoScript. But for now that will do when I want to remove NoScript.
This question is: why does it show just 'ccc' and not 'aaa ccc'?
added
I actually get only the 'ccc' shown with 'uBlock Origin'. If I install 'uBlock Origin', and select to leave as is so not disable scripts, then I get 'bbb ccc' (fine). Whereas if I click to disable scripts on the page, then I get 'ccc'. The 'aaa' isn't getting displayed.
firefox firefox-extensions noscript ublock-origin
firefox firefox-extensions noscript ublock-origin
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