Just installed Pro version and have maybe stupid ;D question: why Script Blocker is not working with Firefox??? It’s not needed for this browser or something… ??? Thanks!
It only works with IE based browsers I believe.
I don’t know if it is the way firefox handles scripts or some other issue or if this will be a future addition.
Interesting… I don’t think Netscape and Mozilla is IE based… ???
No, obviously it isn’t (I’m not a Pro user so didn’t see this) but Mozilla and Firefox aren’t the same either.
I guess that avast script blocker currently doesn’t support firefox which is a shame as it is becoming a very popular option to IE.
What I can’t understand is that Script Blocker is a Professional version feature.
Alwil team earns money with the Pro version, not with the Home one.
They don’t develop the Pro features… only the Home version seems to be more and more improved.
The worst competitor of the Pro version is, in my opinion, the extremelly good Home, free, version :-\
Tech, don’t forget that Home and Pro are the same platforms so, the Pro is improved too! ;D And I like to have some aditional features in Pro. Script Blocker is a good feature, but it seems to be forgotten for a while… :-\
I know and agree. But when we’re talking about special features that makes Pro version atractive to be bought, then… Home version is almost perfect ;D
Yeah, you’re right… it was developed a long time ago and no more updates and improvements 
:-\
Hello Ylap, since Firefox can be enhanced with extensions and plugins, you might want to have a look at this:
http://www.noscript.net/whats
Could be a useful add-on, I cannot use it so have no experience with it, but it looks promising.
Fast
Last time we checked, it was not possible to implement what we wanted (ScriptBlocker the way we wanted it) in FireFox. This was confirmed by direct discussion with a FireFox developer.
Things might have changed since then, but frankly, I doubt it. 
Vlk,
Does this mean that scripts are handled differently in Firefox than the other browsers, e.g. are we (avast Home users) more secure using firefox in relation to scripts?
Scripts are internally handled differently, that’s for sure (FF doesn’t use the Windows Scripting Host) but I don’t know why you think this means that its more secure… It’s just different…
Not really. The difference is in the application “modularity”, meaning whether avast! is able to somehow “insert” itself into the processing chain, read (and possibly modify) the scripts being processed by the browser. We have found a way to do that for the supported browsers, but it seems not to be possible for the other ones.
This doesn’t imply anything about the internal security of the browser, however.
Thanks Guys, for the enlightenment.
Just living in hope I guess ;D
I hope you’ll find a way to “crack” Foxie! ;D Good luck in work!
Just as a note:
I use this, and it works well, allows to enable scripts, temporarily, or permanent for sites visited. I enjoy the Avast for when I have to use IE for some sites.
GL
I use firefox ALWAYS, except when I do windows updates. Avast stops viruses and malware from infecting my pc, even when using firefox.
But only avast! Home Edition doesn’t protect you from script viruses. Only Pro Edition has Script Blocker while those with Home Edtion have to find another alternative. 
WebShield does not offer protection for those?
How serious a risk it is to run Firefox?
I do have Javascript enabled.
Jarmo