Hello,
NS is a security application. It's set up precisely to allow decisions at every point a page wants to load a script.
If you want to stop deciding for any page, there's a menu item hot button below "Allow All": "Allow Scripts Globally".
That won't whitelist anything, but will let all scripts run for all instances of Fx for ever more until you revoke it, so NS won't interrupt the cascade of scripts you're annoyed by. I hate those pages too, but I generally turn my back on them if the first set of sites won't run the content I want.
However, if you mean by "allow" that you want to permanently whitelist all the sites on a site you visit, then you will have to go through the "Allows" cascade for at least one visit.
I you haven't browsed there yet, please do read the introductory paragraphs on the terms for permissions, and how they operate from the menu, in the Quick Start Guide at the top of the support forum. It's a very clear guide.
Welcome to the forums.
NS is a security application. It's set up precisely to allow decisions at every point a page wants to load a script.
If you want to stop deciding for any page, there's a menu item hot button below "Allow All": "Allow Scripts Globally".
That won't whitelist anything, but will let all scripts run for all instances of Fx for ever more until you revoke it, so NS won't interrupt the cascade of scripts you're annoyed by. I hate those pages too, but I generally turn my back on them if the first set of sites won't run the content I want.
However, if you mean by "allow" that you want to permanently whitelist all the sites on a site you visit, then you will have to go through the "Allows" cascade for at least one visit.
I you haven't browsed there yet, please do read the introductory paragraphs on the terms for permissions, and how they operate from the menu, in the Quick Start Guide at the top of the support forum. It's a very clear guide.
Welcome to the forums.