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Note that an alternative in those situations is using uBlock Origin instead of NoScript, and then configure "Medium Mode" [1]

So, when blocking javascript (which uBo can also do of course) does not work, enable javascript with Medium Mode (blocks 3th party scripts and frames.)

(personally i use Librewolf.)

[1] https://github.com/gorhill/uBlock/wiki/Blocking-mode#medium-...

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I also use uBo. And no script lets me select only the domains I want to allow, so I don't think there's much, if any difference in that regard. I'm mainly just irritated that I have to enable js at all since allowing it to get past a lot of bot checks means they also get to run all their other js hosted on that domain.

I also run librewolf on several machines, but have even more issues with cloudflare then. It's all just sad all around.

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