Ignoring the "amhurst" misspelling, I do appreciate your assistance. I did "uncheck that restriction on trusted sites" and the Amherst (properly spelled...) video did run without any further actionn needed on my part. I was not really aware of what that option does; it was checked, I would guess by default, so I simply left it alone, as I don't know much about how all of the NoScript options work. I've never allowed scripts globally.
I've only encountered a few problems with sites that NoS caused me to have to disable it to get the sites to work. I had one such not long ago, and while someone who appears to be quite knowledgeable about NoS did try to assist me, I finally gave up and disabled NoS for that site. I don't recall the site, one that I've not visited for some time now, so I cannot try it with my newly-disabled NoS option, but would surmise that it would now work with NoS enabled.
Again, please accept my thanks for your assistance. Now I can go back to my reading of the newest textbook on the history of the Carolingians, and leave the Trojans to my wife; she's the resident classicist, I'm the resident medievalist.
I've only encountered a few problems with sites that NoS caused me to have to disable it to get the sites to work. I had one such not long ago, and while someone who appears to be quite knowledgeable about NoS did try to assist me, I finally gave up and disabled NoS for that site. I don't recall the site, one that I've not visited for some time now, so I cannot try it with my newly-disabled NoS option, but would surmise that it would now work with NoS enabled.
Again, please accept my thanks for your assistance. Now I can go back to my reading of the newest textbook on the history of the Carolingians, and leave the Trojans to my wife; she's the resident classicist, I'm the resident medievalist.