libreJS v7 is now considered to be the current stable release and is a nearly total re-write; so this issue very likely refers to only to the previous version that was obsoleted my mozilla - all further development will be on libreJS v7 so this issue is marked as "wont-fix" for now unless it can be show to pertain also to libreJS v7

as this behavior was seen using libreJS v6, could someone try libreJS v7 on a firefox derivative >= v57 to see if the same issue still exists?

(I sent this by email to -email is unavailable- back in Aug 2015, but I don't think it made it, so I'm filing it as a bug now, unchanged)

Using a net banking web site with LibreJS enabled, I noticed a button that wouldn't work even after I'd whitelisted all Javascript on the page.  The oddity about it was that, unlike other working buttons that have onclick Javascript snippets, this one had "javascript:call()" in the href field.  View source says:

                                                                <!--LibreJS: Script should be blocked, but page is whitelisted.--><a data-librejs-blocked-src="null" data-librejs-reason="This script is detected as inline, nonfree, defining functions or methods, and the rest of the page as loading external scripts" data-librejs="dryrun" data-librejs-dryrun="librejs/blocked" id="idNext" class="btn_center" href="javascript:sf('X');">Continuar</a>

Nevertheless, although the snippet containing the definition of sf was also whitelisted, clicking on the button didn't do anything.  Even whitelisting the entire web site had no effect.  I suppose that's a bug in LibreJS.  I'm running 6.0.9 on Firefox 40.0 on x86_64.  I'm afraid I don't know how long it's been like that: although I use this web site occasionally, I have only recently installed LibreJS on my browser (in addition to NoScript, that already worked on the ancient IceWeasel I used to use on the Lemote Yeeloong :-)

Thanks for GNU LibreJS!