Please fix script security whitelisting...

rob^_^

2010-03-17 22:02:24 UTC

Hi,

Use the InPrivate Filtering (aka ad blocking) features instead of disabling
active scripting in the Internet Zone.

You should be accepting the default IE Security Zone settings where Active
Scripting is enabled by default in the Internet Zone.

Tools>Internet Options - Security tab, click the "Reset all zones to
default"

Web site designers should be targeting the security settings of the Internet
zone (except for intranet applications) and adding <noscript> tags
immediately after the <body> tag. Unfortunately we cannot control developers
who do not code to standards.

Regards.

Post by jgentile
When you add a page to trusted sites, everything that page does should run
with trusted sites security, instead, if for example you disable scripting in
the internet zone and add youtube.com to trusted sites, youtube will not work
because it pulls script in from other sites or whatever. This makes surfing
the net with scripting disabled almost impossible and very frustrating, this
is a big security issue so please fix this. And if a site is in the trusted
zone then there shouldn't be an issue about where it gets stuff from because
it could just host it on the main site anyway.
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