About Firefox plug-ins/scripts without response, don't ask me agin~

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hi, guys, english is my second language, but I'll try my best~~~
Sometime I use Firefox, will tint “Have no response to the script or plugin”, my question is when I choose “don't ask me agin”：
1. If hint show again, ALL WEB will According to my choice;
2. If hint show again, ONLY THIS WEB will According to my choice;
Which one Firefox will perform？
and, if i close firefox, “don't ask me agin” Settings are saved? (or Just for this time, when i start Firfox agin, the hint will show again )
the last question, How can I cancel “don't ask me agin”

Do you mean the unresponsive error message about a JavaScript that is running?
That choice is stored globally for all web pages.
As this can block the Firefox use interface, it is best not to select that choice.
You can reset the related pref on the <b>about:config</b> page via the right-click context menu to undo this choice.
*http://kb.mozillazine.org/dom.max_script_run_time
*http://kb.mozillazine.org/Unresponsive Script Warning

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