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NoScript creator Giorgio Maone has released version 2.0 of his open source extension for Mozilla's Firefox browser, adding several new changes and improving its overall reliability

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spanky

1 year 42 weeks 16 min 52 sec ago

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Extensions heads up!

1. I lately noticed you can get NoScript in the repositories of various distros. Ditto AdBlock and a few other handy extensions.

2. Also something worth noticing are the licenses of any extensions you might have, some of them are closed source, watch out & know your liabilities.

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1 year 41 weeks 5 days 21 hours ago

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....is a tweet? c'mon. I don't even know what NoScript does.

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