I had to laugh at how his apology came across, due to the advertisement appended at the end: "Important update for Adblock Plus users: Version 1.9.2.6 automatically and permanently removes the cotroversial NoScript Development Support Filterset deployed with NoScript 1.9.2.4. I sincerely apologize with those ABP users who missed the information about it given on the AMO install page, on this site's install page, on the release notes landing page and in the FAQ . Not including a prompt asking for permission beforehand from the start has been a very bad omission, and I want all the ABP users who felt betrayed to know how much I'm sorry for that. As a sign of good will, current NoScript 1.9.2.6 completely removes the filterset itself, if found there, on startup with no questions asked. Thanks for your patience. -- Giorgio Buy Computer RAM at Discounted Prices " And I don't like the phrasing "as a sign of good will." A situation where that would work would be a cable company saying: "Sorry for inconveniencing you by accidentally digging up your Ethernet line, cutting off your Internet access for seven days; as a sign of good will, we'll give you half off your entire bill for this month." What he's saying is basically: "Sorry for inconveniencing you by accidentally digging up your Ethernet line, cutting off your Internet access for seven days; as a sign of good will, we'll fix your Ethernet line, absolutely free!" Good job, Wladimir. But I'm not talking