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also NoScript for browsers to block unwanted scripts from running in the background

• pcr0 11y ago
  If you're going to go that route, you might want to use an adblocker instead. I tried NoScript for a while, but it was impossible to use, too many sites were crippled or broken by default. I had to keep allowing scripts which defeated the purpose.
  • ljk 11y ago
    i use both. when i first started using it many sites were broken, but there are options to "forbid" and "allow" certain domains so after a while when the blacklists and whitelists are built up, it's working pretty well for me!