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Hi, and thanks for your great extension!

I really like this minimalistic solution as it works perfectly.
Just one question. What about white list feature to allow js for specific websites by default?

I am using the extension in the following browsers and it has not worked when I disable JavaScript. JavaScript is still enabled when the JavaScript toggle button shows JavaScript is off.

• Firefox 108.0.2 (64 Bit) on Linux Mint 21.1
• Firefox Developer Edition v109.0b9 (64 Bit) on Linux Mint 21.1

This has been the case for awhile. Not sure why but I thought I should open up an issue.

-Install add-on
-observe status of javascript two ways
1-about:config javascript.enabled (true|false)
2-observe a website that behaves differently depending upon javascript enabled/disabled

The result is that this add-on does not cause javascript to be enabled or disabled

Hi,I'm glad to find simple but useful extension.

You can see invisible icon with Firefox "Compact Dark" theme.
I think not a little Chrome and Opera user with dark theme,too.

Addon add our separator in right click menu from website elements

I must hide it in userChrome.css (Firefox < 59):

#_479f0278-2c34-4365-b9f0-1d328d0f0a40__separator   { display:none !important; }

Updated CSS (changed in Firefox 59 or 60):

#_479f0278-2c34-4365-b9f0-1d328d0f0a40_-menuitem-_separator  { display:none !important; }

Toolbar icon missing in Android version.

Title pretty much says everything...

I would like to use this excellent add-on in Pale Moon browser, a fork of Firefox with significant differences. Would you be interested in porting your addon over to be Pale Moon compatible?

Although PM does not support Mozilla Add-on SDK, there is PMKit for adapting JetPack extensions (basically, a library that provides basic compatibility layer with Mozilla Add-on SDK).

Many developers have successfully adapted their JetPack extensions for PM, as you can see here: https://github.com/JustOff/pm27-sdk-addons/blob/master/README.md

I'm guessing this is a limitation of Firefox' WebExtension API?

(Thanks for this addon -- works flawlessly otherwise)

In the latest version, the icon seems to be updated. it now shows a dark/grey [x] over the icon (JS is set to disabled.)
This makes it harder to see visually than how it was working before, where a red [x] was shown over the icon (JS is set to disabled.)
Please change back to showing a red [x] over the icon (JS is set to disabled.)

Wouldn't it be nice if there was a keyboard shortcut to temporarily allow JS in that website you are visiting that one time without having to enable JS altogether for all tabs or including and then excluding it from the whitelist?

I've noticed that if I restart FF, JS is always re-enabled, even if it was switched off previously.

Because restarting re-loads all previously open windows and tabs, this means that they always re-load with JS enabled, which is very annoying: Often unwanted videos start playing, etc. In some cases (if you've turned off JS to block potentially malicious scripts), it might also be a security risk.

I'd like to suggest that the extension should remember its previous state after a browser restart, to fix this problem.

Latest Facebook Container or Firefox Multi-Account Containers can change: privacy.userContext.ui.enabled when is active to true value.

Maybe now javascript active can temporarily change javascript.enabled value if user prefer this metod.

If unless the Mozilla add-ons are somehow better privileged.

Setting of toggle does not appear to affect javascript execution - had to use toggle in about:config to change javascript settings. Also not sure if "JavaScript Test Suit" (sic) is working. Abandoning add-on.

The text gets truncated, so always reads "Javascript Toggle On".

I used to use QuickJS before Firefox ditched legacy add-ons and this one seems to be as close to that add-on as I can find at the moment. Anyway, QuickJS used "Ctrl + Q" as a hot-key to toggle Javascript on/off which was very useful to me.

Would it be possible to add support for a hot-key with this add-on?

Subject says it all. Upgraded FF to 75.0. Noticed it wasn't working.

I deleted the plugin and tried to re-install, and got "plugin appears corrupt."
Another attempt and it works, for a while. When I uncheck the two "reload" buttons in config, stops working again.

This is a great plugin, and I use it often. Please update if you can! Thanks.

Often I want to add a page to the whitelist, only to find out that it was already whitelisted, so the toggle switched it off :-/

I just had an issue where the script-src CSP was turning up in a site I was developing. Toggling the JS button on and off didn’t do anything, and neither did restarting Firefox (today’s Nightly). Ended up disabling the extension completely and reenabling it, which fixed the problem. Unfortunately I have no idea how it got into that state and can’t replicate it, but worth reporting anyway. Feel free to close if you want.

Hi,
The addon disables JS, but it's not triggering noscript tags when in localhost (not tested on remote servers).
Is there anyway I can get it to do this??
Thanks :)

FF57 x64 on Windows 10 x64:

When JS is off, turning it back on doesn't work (neither with a manual reload, nor with the "auto-reload-on-toggle" feature) until you manually perform a SHIFT-reload. Note that going the other way (turning JS off when it's on) works correctly (oddly!).

Since the "auto-reload-on-toggle" doesn't SHIFT-Reload, it is broken in this case.

This happens on site: http://tools.add0n.com/check-javascript.html

When this add-in is enabled it breaks the DuckDuckGo search and a number of websites.
A DuckDuckGo query doesn't return anything - just a blank page
Redbox.com just shows a black screen.
Windows 10 (1909)
Firefox 81.0.1 (64 bit)

Would it be possible to implement a standard state for newly opened tabs/windows?
I.e. when I allowed JS on one page, then open a new one and do not keep the "allowed" state, but deny JS on new tabs in general?