Group: Free Software Foundation/Tasks/ModifyNoScript
- Note: a lot of discussion is taking place at Group talk:FSF/Tasks/ModifyNoScript.
Contents
The task
Modify NoScript so it can detect and block nontrivial nonfree JavaScript code
NoScript needs to check:
- If the Javascript code in the page is trivial, then it is ok.
- If the Javascript code carries a recognized free license. it is ok
- Otherwise, reject it.
The definition of nontrivial:
- It makes an AJAX request
- It defines a method
- It is loaded as or loads an external script
(I would add: 4. It accesses or creates a cookie or any other form of local storage -Caz)
(http://www.gnu.org/philosophy/javascript-trap.html)
Interested parties
(Add your name, perhaps a link to your userpage) and some way for people to contact you.
- User:lduros lduros[at]member[dot]fsf[dot]org
- User:nvjacobo jacobo[at]gnu[dot]org
- Caz Downing-Bryant User:Vonkow/Profile caz[at]vonkow[dot]webfactional[dot]com
- dmonhntr kt54speed \\ at \\ ymail \\ dot \\ com
- Ben [dh]{at}[fsf]{dot}[com]
- Luisvega vega{at}member{dot}fsf{dot}org
- EduardoFreitas eduardofilipef [at] gmail [dot] com
- Esetzer use email address at top of my resume
Navigating the NoScript source code
You can download the source code of noscript here:
It seems to be written in javascript, and the majority of the code is in a zip-file called noscript.jar in the "chrome" directory.
(RequestWatchdog.js seems to be the file that checks requests, and may be the one that we need to modify -Caz)
dmonhntr's Modified NoScript
- http://webpages.charter.net/kidzplay/NoScript/FreeScript/freescript%20v0.2.0b.xpi (updated 14:36, 9 September 2011 (EDT))
dmonhntr's Test Page:
dmonhntr's Trivialness Script:
If you have any questions about the dmonhntr stuff above, just email me (dmonhntr) at address above.
