Is noscript.net Safe?

NOTE: I _certainly_ trust noscript.net But, FWIW, ***** oddly reports eighty (80) files as suspicious. All 80 are flagged as: Severity: Potentially Suspicious Reason: Detected hidden potentially suspicious instructions Details: Detected hidden CSS declaration http://quttera.com/detailed_report/noscript.net

To keep things short and sweet -- NoScript is, as others have said, an awesome addon. I've been using it with Ghostery for years, and it's great. However, the developer's site is riddled with suspicious, spammy-looking ads (e.g. -- "PC slowing you down? Free Scan!"). It does seem contradictory.

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When you install NoScript, JavaScript, Java, Flash Silverlight and possibly other executable contents are blocked by default. You will be able to allow JavaScript/Java/... execution (scripts from now on) selectively, on the sites you trust. You can allow a site to run scripts temporarily, if you're just surfing randomly, or permanently, when you visit it often and you really trust it. This means that NoScript learns from your own browser habits and tends to disappear in the background after a while, but it promptly comes back to save your day if you stumble upon a malicious web page. When you browse a site containing blocked scripts a notification, similar to those issued by popup blocker, is shown.