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Yes, but you would need to remember to empty the default whitelist before you start using the extension and start whitelisting the sites you trust.


That's not hard at all in NoScript. It might seem hard for non-technical users, but I doubt they could manage NoScript well anyway.


Yeah, it's a trivial operation, but if you forget and start populating the whitelist it quickly becomes hard to spot the entries that don't belong.




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