On Jan 4, 7:09*am, Ron Hunter wrote:

> So, you add an extension, and it prevents a feature from working, and
> now you want that fixed? *Just disable NoScript. *Simple solution. *No
> software can function in all environments.
> --
> Ron Hunter - rphun...@charter.net

Thanks for your suggestion, Ron, but I did not just add NoScript, been
running it AND the Google Tool Bar successfully on the previous
version of FF prior to just switching to 3.5. With that switch, the
aforementioned blockage occurred. Checked the FF forum and there was
a post that the GTB/NS conflict had been resolved. Just commenting on
that post.

I personally like the Google Tool Bar. I also like NoScripts. Held
off switching to FF 3.5 until I thought it would be safe, guess I was
still early. Have the same reservations for SP3, IE8 and WMP11.

Thanks to all who responded for your opinions, observations,
critiques, suggestions, pointers and candor.

> Have you tried uninstalling, and then installing both the Google
> Toolbar, and NoScript? *It may be there is some initialization that
> needs to be done with the new version.

> Ron Hunter - rphun...@charter.net

No I haven't, but that's a good suggestion, I will give it a try.
Thanks.