Don't get me wrong - I love the idea of NoScript. Not having to run Javascript code I do not need to run a page, potentially making it faster, is a grand idea. Plus, it potentially adds some security by not having every script run.
But NoScript has a problem. It will block scripts but not show them in the NoScript menu for me to enable - and I need them for some pages to run. I have verified this by running a similar add-on in Chromium (Chrome) which shows more scripts to unblock, which NoScript does not even show. At this time, I have no desire to move to Chromium, mainly because I like having a menu bar, and it appears the only way to have one is to use Chrome on OS X, whose UI forces a menu bar at the top.
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