Originally Posted by
green granite
With NoScript I find that you need to "allow" the site that you are on, i.e. if you click on the S at the bottom while in pprune, click on allow pprune.org, but leave the google stuff blocked, or if you want to see it for any reason click "temporaly allow". It can be a pain at times till you get used to it.
In NoScript Options, you can turn on the option to "Temporarily Allow top-level sites by default", at varying levels - I normally allow "Base 2nd-level domain" level.
This means that scripts hosted on the site you went to will run, but 3rd-party scripts are blocked, which I find to be a good compromise. You get the scripts that the site itself needs, but no syndication or tracker scripts - but this assumes that you practice "safe surfing" in the first place, and don't actively surf to dodgy sites.
