luakit  has  its own NoScript implementation (of course). Its downside
  is that the database is stored as an sqlite database. This is not much
  of  a  problem  unless  you want to sync your dotfiles. Every time the
  file "~/.local/share/luakit/noscript.db" is written, it's being marked
  as "changed". Annoying.

  I surely could rewrite luakit's "noscript.lua". But I don't want to do
  that. Instead I now use this wrapper script:

    1   #!/bin/bash

    2   sql=~/git/dotfiles/.luakit/share/noscript.sql
    3   db=~/git/dotfiles/.luakit/share/noscript.db

    4   if ! pgrep '^luakit$' && [[ -f $sql ]]
    5   then
    6           : > $db
    7           sqlite3 $db < $sql
    8           luakit "$@"
    9           sqlite3 $db '.dump by_domain' > $sql
   10   else
   11           luakit "$@"
   12   fi

  This allows me to store my NoScript rules in "noscript.sql"  --  plain
  text.  When  luakit  is  being  started, a new sqlite db gets created.
  When luakit is quit, my "noscript.sql" gets updated.

  That's far more convenient than having to deal with binary files in my
  dotfiles-repository.