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<blockquote data-quote="simmerskool" data-source="post: 860962" data-attributes="member: 61091"><p>I&#039;m sure my security page is not up to date, running win10 in vmware workstation 15, WD (+configuredefender -- probably on default), &amp; voodooshield 5.63 beta.&nbsp; I did add WiseVector just because and I&quot;m not seeing any conflicts.&nbsp; What is &quot;new&quot; is only a few days I changed Brave settings to block scripts and I manually added 1 or 2 URL to script whitelist.&nbsp; Set to advance view, I just changed it to simple view, and still the flyout is transparent against a white or light colored webpage.&nbsp; unclear why a security app would render a Brave flyout transparent.&nbsp; Against a black or dark webpage I clearly see the flyout.&nbsp; I&#039;ve been running Brave for some months now, mostly updates itself.&nbsp; In the scheme of things this is very minor issue, so no intent to bad mouth Brave.&nbsp; So your experience is that the flyout is not transparent or semi-transparent?? , so I can see why you suggest some security app, just does not &quot;feel&quot; like that to me.&nbsp;&nbsp; Against a dark page I see 2 options: always allow JavaScript on &lt;current URL&gt; or continue blocking JavaScript, which is the default selection.&nbsp; I vaguely recall seeing &quot;allow one time&quot; or something like that but I think that was in Settings somewhere.</p></blockquote><p></p>

[QUOTE="simmerskool, post: 860962, member: 61091"] I'm sure my security page is not up to date, running win10 in vmware workstation 15, WD (+configuredefender -- probably on default), & voodooshield 5.63 beta. I did add WiseVector just because and I"m not seeing any conflicts. What is "new" is only a few days I changed Brave settings to block scripts and I manually added 1 or 2 URL to script whitelist. Set to advance view, I just changed it to simple view, and still the flyout is transparent against a white or light colored webpage. unclear why a security app would render a Brave flyout transparent. Against a black or dark webpage I clearly see the flyout. I've been running Brave for some months now, mostly updates itself. In the scheme of things this is very minor issue, so no intent to bad mouth Brave. So your experience is that the flyout is not transparent or semi-transparent?? , so I can see why you suggest some security app, just does not "feel" like that to me. Against a dark page I see 2 options: always allow JavaScript on <current URL> or continue blocking JavaScript, which is the default selection. I vaguely recall seeing "allow one time" or something like that but I think that was in Settings somewhere. [/QUOTE]

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