I've just installed NoScript, and it's now blocking everything (as it should), so when I open YouTube, for example, I cannot watch videos. An alert bar appears at the bottom of the screen: Scripts currently forbidden | <SCRIPT>: 15 | <OBJECT>: 0 And there's an Options button. Clicking the button does nothing. Clicking the NoScript icon in the information bar does nothing. Could some other Firefox extension be interfering? (I have a ridiculous number, some of which I should probably get rid of.)

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The options button isn't where you white/blacklist scripts.

For this it says on the main button menu:

Screenshot of NoScript

You click on the bottom buttons there, not the options button.

For an easier option, I would use Ghostery which instead of blocking everything blocks the trackers and other "bugs", along with WOT, which blocks sites known to have malware.

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Yeah, clicking there got me nowhere either. Nothing happened. I'll try disabling other addons and see if that helps. – TRiG Dec 7 '10 at 22:08
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