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   Howdy!,   
      
   I like using the NoScript Add-on in Firefox.   
      
   When there are many Addreses to choose from I will use CTRL-U to look at   
   the SOURCE of the page to figure out what to Temporarily Allow in NoScript's   
   Option Listing to get "it" (the page) to recognize my Mouse Clicks.   
      
   Some pages need one or more Google Addresses allowed to function, or   
   Amazon's Cloudfront or some Address unfamiliar to me that appears in   
   NoScript's Option LIsting.   
      
   If I need to I will Search through the SOURCE using the F3 Key and enter   
   Addresss names in NoScript's Option Listing to see if they appear on the   
   SOURCE page and then Temporarily Allow that one and then check out another   
   Address until the web page recognizes my Mouse Clicks on it.   
      
   There are a few Addresses I have selected Always Allow for, and those   
   are for a Page Address that I regularly visit, everything else gets the   
   Temporarily Allowed selection.   
      
   All is fine until I Close that session of using Firefox.   
      
   The next time I use Firefox NoScript will have to be used to Temp. Allow   
   those Addresses again (and again and again...) when I visit a page that   
   needs "That Address" to work as it should.   
      
   I don't always remember Addresses that NEED TO BE USED ALWAYS when I'm using   
   Firefox.   
   I guess I need to start making a list of Addresses that I know are   
   "Temporarly Allowable" but I keep losing that elusive ROUNDTUIT to get that   
   (and many others) job done.   
      
   Anybody reading have a List or know of a URL to a list of NoScript Addresses   
   that are Safe?   
      
   I am too cautious (paranoid?) to Always Allow every Safe Address, thinking   
   that even a popular web page/web site may get bit by Malware put on it by   
   a Black Hat Hacker (even for a short time) and my visiting that page would   
   allow the Black Hat Hackers GIFT to get in my computer.   
      
   I scratch my head enough as it is when strange thing happen when I'm using   
   a computer.   
      
   Temporarily Allow works for me, even with my knowing if I see that Address   
   in NoScripts Option Listing again I will have to let the page I visited work.   
      
      
   Thanks for reading, 73 de Ed W9ODR        .            .   
      
      
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