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hackademix / noscript

The popular NoScript Security Suite browser extension.
https://noscript.net/
GNU General Public License v3.0
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suggest to show port number in the url #134

Open beenotung opened 4 years ago

beenotung commented 4 years ago

Currently, if multiple source of script from the same host, but different port number or blocked / allowed separately but the configuration UI doesn't display the port number. See attached screenshot 1 P.S. I have enabled the option "List full addresses in the permissions popup (https://www.noscript.net)"

HidingCherry commented 1 year ago

I also request this feature. Typical Proxmox port: image

adamhotep commented 1 year ago

I'd love this feature and consider it essential for allowing localhost services (local servers and port-forwarded remote servers). At the moment, I'm going into each one and giving it a different IP address within 127.0.0.0/8. While 16.7 million addresses is certainly more than I need (and I recycle the same IP for local services and use unique IPs for each host involved in port forwarding), it would be nice to avoid this and use ports as originally intended.

I assume WebExtensions allows identifying the port at the right time. For example, FoxyProxy allows specifying ports, but WebExtensions forced it to stop filtrering by path (which may be a network-level item—either way, I see it as an example Firefox add-on that can determine the port). This is, of course, different from matching https vs http, which NoScript already supports.

This is similar to a separate desire of mine to support the Internet Archive's WayBack Machine, which similarly needs to delineate beyond host (since URIs look like https://web.archive.org/web/20230917144058/https://noscript.net/), though that should be a separate ticket and probably a list of prefixes to ignore so my permissions for noscirpt.net can propagate to that archive link.