#Noscript button missing android#

I've had that happen and had to uninstall/delete the relevant Firefox Add-On, and then re-install it, just to get the missing button back. But, be slightly advised that occasionally moving too many things around makes something seem to disappear again. You can put the NoScript icon /button, or most anything else, almost ANYWHERE on these Firefox Window toolbars - where-ever you want them. I found my missing NoScript button on the now visible 'Status Bar' (which I had just before re-enabled thru the 'View' dropdown), and I MOVED it back to the Status Bar where it had previously been. After that's selected you can move around and rearrange icon items on various toolbars. Once that box opens, at the bottom of the box you can select 'Customize' - for Customizing Menu & Toolbars. By going (in Firefox) under the 'View' Dropdown you can select 'Toolbars' and then select/unselect 'Status Bar' and 'The Addon Bar'.Īfter I found my missing NoScript Button I went to the near-top /right of the Firefox Window/Screen and selected the Open Menu Tool - which is the =three=horizontal=lines=, one atop the other (looking like a FAT partial I-Ching Hexagram). I found MY missing NoScript Button on my Addon Bar, which I had UN-enabled (because I had had nothing on it & because the Status Bar seems to work better for me). You're better off recreating/resurrecting the missing icon/button. But I wanted to let you know that it IS possible to select that (stopping the NoScript auto-updating) and not have to change the the overall auto-update status for Firefox, or your computer in general. I probably wouldn't suggest doing that, as NoScript regularly adds fixes and updates to its scripts' response programming.

If you then hit 'MORE', you >CAN choose to< select to STOP NoScript from continually updating itself, regularly, automatically on Firefox. (On my MacBook it's at the top of the screen.)īy bringing up the Add-ons page - a listing of all Add-ons you've chosen - you will see the line with the NoScript Add-on listed. For implementers.Firefox has a page called Add-ons that you access by going in the 'Tools' Dropdown box. Content attributes: Global attributes src - Address of the resource type - Type of script nomodule - Prevents execution in user agents that support module scripts async - Execute script when available, without blocking while fetching defer - Defer script execution crossorigin - How the element handles crossorigin requests integrity - Integrity metadata used in Subresource Integrity checks referrerpolicy - Referrer policy for fetches initiated by the element blocking - Whether the element is potentially render-blocking fetchpriority - Sets the priority for fetches initiated by the element Accessibility considerations: For authors. Tag omission in text/html: Neither tag is omissible. Script documentation that also matches scriptĬontent restrictions. If there is a srcĪttribute, the element must be either empty or contain only Content model: If there is no srcĪttribute, depends on the value of the type attribute, but must match Where script-supporting elements are expected. Contexts in which this element can be used: Where metadata content is expected.

#Noscript button missing android#

Firefox Android ? Safari iOS 1+ Chrome Android ? WebView Android 37+ Samsung Internet ? Opera Android 12.1+ Categories: Metadata content.