May I inquire why you don’t like FireFox 6.0?
OT here…!!
Send him a PM or discuss this elsewhere.
Thanks,
asyn
Yes, this is true. There is currently a dependency between Script and Behavior Shields. If you don’t have the Behav Shield installed, the Script shield will not load.
This is because the new Script Shield reuses some of the frameworks established by the Behav Shield.
Thanks
Vlk
BS is installed, SS still not running…
@Boombastik and Asyn, thank you very, very much. Your help was very useful.
I was going mad trying to track down the origin of my issue. I did a clean install on both my machines - and it’s a real pain if you have custom settings… I also removed Online Armor just to check if it was part of the problem!
@Vlk, now I’m wondering why there isn’t any note on the documentation or in the changelog about the dependency between Script and Behaviour Shields?
I’ve been using Avast! since v.3.x and this lack of documentation is really, really annoying for users like me who try to understand what causes their issues (and then report them to dev).
Thanks to all the users who replied to this thread and sorry for my English,
T.
my scriptshield works in firefox 6.02 outside of sandboxie but have no activity whatsoever when firefox is run under sandboxie, xpsp3, comodo firewall with d+ and latest avast free
You’re welcome…!
While I’m not sure how I was of any help here…
@Tetsuo,
I might be wrong, but I have the feeling that you missed one of Asyn’s reports.
You probably saw that with BS off → SS doesn’t work, and that is probably the kind of explanation you were looking for.
But maybe you missed that Asyn reported that both BS and SS are “on” but SS doesn’t work with FF 3.6.22 eitherway.
Or maybe that version of FF is not of any interest for you?
In any case, you might want to retest both shields “on” with your version of FF and report back that indeed it works as it is supposed to. The conclusion/report might be of interest for other users too.
My apologies if my interpretation was completely off here.
- I guess he did.
- Yep, he’s using 6.0.2, anyway others still on the FF 3.6 branch might be interested.
@ady4um and Asyn,
I was interested in the dependency between Script and Behaviour Shields and Asyn tested it - this is the main reason why I said “thank you”
However, you are right, ady4um. I missed that Asyn was talking about FF 3.6.22 (which I don’t use) probably because this thread and my OP were for v.6 (which I use).
As stated before, I usually don’t install the Behaviour Shield ( because I use a HIPS software) so at the moment I cannot turn it on to test the Script Shield with FF6 - but a lot of users confirmed that Script Shield works flawlessly with FF6.
Regards,
T
I’ve hardly seen any activity with script shield since it was first introduced. I use Firefox 6.0.2, W7 64bit.
Well unless you actually watch it it may be hard to say what is actually being scanned. Some time ago I think something was said about 64bit browser versions might not work with the script shield. I don’t know if that is still the case.