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From DaVince:

I noticed that SomeScript also blocks any Javascript that is run by extensions. For example, FlashBlock doesn't work until I enable the scripts for the current domain, and StumbleUpon's "submit new site" window is broken because it needs JS.

It's probably a good idea to automatically allow all JS spawned by extensions.

Right-clicking on the SomeScript status bar icon should bring up the list of whitelisted sites. Idea from DaVince.

DaVince has already emailed one, just gotta put it in.

When allowing JavaScript on Facebook, many things still don't load or run properly. Opening Facebook with SomeScript disabled/uninstalled works as usual.

To reproduce:

1. Before installing/enabling SomeScript, visit Facebook.
2. Install/enable SomeScript.
3. Visit Facebook again.
4. Click the script icon to whitelist Facebook.
5. Reload the page.

Expected:
Facebook should work after being whitelisted.

Got:
Much of Facebook doesn't work, even when whitelisted.

When visiting a page with an frame or iframe that contains another site, the user should be able to choose if they want to whitelist the inner, framed site.

Right-clicking on the status bar icon and choosing SomeScript Whitelist puts the window in the top-left of the screen.

It should appear in the place it was last opened, like when it's opened via the Preferences button in the Firefox Add-ons dialog.

99.9% of the time, when you want to allow JavaScript on www.example.com, you also want to allow it for example.com, cdn.example.com, blog.example.com, etc. the so-called second-level domains.

SomeScript should either do this by default, or provide it as an option. NoScript allows this as an option.