Whitelist of NoScript

I was (un)pleasantly surprised to see th whitelist in Noscript add on for Mozilla in the latest version. This auto allows googleapis and googlesyndication and a few others that I wont like to have. If you have noticed this, is this a new addition, as earlier version always prevented googleapis by default. Is there any thread on Wilders on this or Noscript configs. Kindly point me there.

Thanks

 

I don't see any of those in my white list and not after any update. I don't think those are by there by default.

 

Just remove them then.. Many sites that uses Google services will break though.

 

@avboy

Me too

I delete ALL of them and manually allow/store only the ones i need/want.

I was asked to post my screenies of my securer etc settings fairly recently in a thread. I posted screenies of Every tab etc. I just tried to find it for you, but couldn't ? If you do a search for it and find it, let me know

 

@avboy

Thanks to GlobalForce here'e the post i was looking for to post for you - https://www.wilderssecurity.com/showpost.php?p=1669779&postcount=21

 

I find a HOSTS file is the best way of eliminating things such as Google tracking.

 

I just did a reset of NoScripts settings. I then exported the white list. Here is what I got. (Does not include the items that are not removable).

Code:

addons.mozilla.org
flashgot.net
google.com
googleapis.com
googlesyndication.com
gstatic.com
hotmail.com
informaction.com
js.wlxrs.com
live.com
maone.net
msn.com
noscript.net
passport.com
passport.net
passportimages.com
yahoo.com
yahooapis.com
yimg.com
about:blank
about:credits
http://flashgot.net
http://google.com
http://googleapis.com
http://googlesyndication.com
http://gstatic.com
http://hotmail.com
http://informaction.com
http://live.com
http://maone.net
http://msn.com
http://noscript.net
http://passport.com
http://passport.net
http://passportimages.com
http://yahoo.com
http://yahooapis.com
http://yimg.com
https://flashgot.net
https://google.com
https://googleapis.com
https://googlesyndication.com
https://gstatic.com
https://hotmail.com
https://informaction.com
https://live.com
https://maone.net
https://msn.com
https://noscript.net
https://passport.com
https://passport.net
https://passportimages.com
https://yahoo.com
https://yahooapis.com
https://yimg.com
[UNTRUSTED]
doubleclick.net
gravity.com
openx.org
statcounter.com
http://doubleclick.net
http://gravity.com
http://openx.org
http://statcounter.com
https://doubleclick.net
https://gravity.com
https://openx.org
https://statcounter.com

NoScript's explanation is located in their FAQ. What websites are in the default whitelist and why?

 

Thanks everyone for your responses. I am very busy with financial matters and hence could not reply earlier. I had just taken a screen shot today, but realized that Chrisretusn has already posted it. Thats exactly what I wanted to ask. The explanation from the developer is logical from his point of view, but uncomfortable for me. Tomorrow he can add a few more based on his new relationships with others. Good that I found this on time.

Finally Thanks to CloneRanger and Globalforce for pointing me to the relevant excellent thread on configuration.