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> to get rid of them again is really obnoxious I've recently taking to switching off Javascript for just this reason. The Chrome extension "Quick Javascript Sw
by m0nty 11y ago
> to get rid of them again is really obnoxious
I've recently taking to switching off Javascript for just this reason. The Chrome extension "Quick Javascript Switcher" does it on a site-by-site basis. No more interstitials, cookie-warning crap, etc.
- distances 11y agoI'm using RequestPolicy for this. If a site doesn't load completely, just enable a couple of required sources, and you're done. It's an extra step sure, but usually needs to be done just once per site.
- marssaxman 11y agoYeah, I've been doing the same. It's not difficult to switch JS on for an individual site if it's something I actually want to use. For most sites, however, killing JS just makes life easier.