I thought it was the usual DDOS spidering fuckery by Bytedance (TikTok) putting @noscript's support forums on their knees, but...
APPLE ENGINEERING, WTF?!!!
"Ambassador" Tim Cook, his new CEO & their minions embracing the dark side really hard 🪱🍏
13.6.6 just out:
- "S" gesture optional & disabled by default
- Enable it in Options>Appearance to skip the new Android Firefox menu 3 taps navigation
- Lowered activation threshold + tooltip to guide the gesture
Thanks for your patience, and your past & future feedback❤️
New "S" gesture for Android in NoScript 13.6.x, along with other less visible improvements in policy enforcement, both in NoScript proper and in the NoScript Commons Library.
https://t.co/zL680txdlK
New @firefox for Android menu buries extensions deep down into a click pit. But now you can summon your @noscript quicly by sketching a "S" on the web page😎
@KedaiNasi@firefox@torproject@mullvadnet Are you selectively disabling WASM and/or WebGL? If you are, the debugger is the price for being able to do that effectively in Chromium (including workers/worklets), courtesy of the limitations from Google's Manifest V3 (not needed on @firefox).
📯NoScript 13.5.6 is out!
Main news:
- New option to disable automatic page reloading on permissions change
- Fix quirks mode rendering bug on cold load of pages from file:// URLs
⬇️ https://t.co/zL680txLbi
#NoScript 13.5 is out, with many user experience improvements:
- cascade permissions" mode
- onboarding / site classification behavior panel
- many content #usability and #security enhancements
Special thanks to @OpenTechFund for their strenuous support!
https://t.co/LkGx54bMrs
"We decided to move control of Wasm to @noscript, which bundled with Tor Browser & already manages #JavaScript & other security features.
Wasm now works on privileged browser pages such as the PDF renderer, but NoScript will continue blocking the technology on regular websites"
🎉 Tor Browser 15.0 is now available! Our first stable release based on Firefox ESR 140, incorporating a year's worth of changes. Download now from the Tor Browser download page: https://t.co/GOt4SHuyuQ
Both disturbing and bizarre.
Why is an administration that says it supports open-weight models and real competition in AI deleting government materials that support its position?
NoScript 13.2.2 is out:
- Works around a a long-standing breakage on Proton Mail
- Erases temporary permissions when last tab is closed on Android, as a work-around for the "Quit" browser menu command actually keeping Firefox alive, even if hidden.
https://t.co/zL680txLbi
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Your WAF can’t see this.
Attackers are skimming payment data right now through unmonitored JavaScript—while your dashboards stay clean.
The worst part? It’s happening in your customers’ browsers.
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NoScript 13.1 is out.
- New wasm capability for per-site WebAssembly control
- Fix for some visual breakages where unrestricted CSS is off
- Best effort avoidance of extra tab bars for AI Chatbot sidebar detection
https://t.co/zL680txLbi
Based on reports up to September 2025:
Chrome: 6 zero-days exploited (e.g., CVE-2025-10585, per The Hacker News, SocPrime, and Google updates).
Firefox: 3 zero-days exploited (CVE-2025-2857, CVE-2025-4918, CVE-2025-4919, per Bleeping Computer, The Hacker News, and Mozilla advisories).
NoScript can help mitigate unknown vulnerabilities by blocking JavaScript execution, a common exploit vector (per NoScript docs and security analyses).