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Be careful because the Google Analytics code (newest version includes a noscript section that loads an iframe within it) - No script will not block that.

• plorg 11y ago
  So, uBlock then. Set 3rd-party, 3rd-party frames, and 3rd-party images to default-deny. As above, you can effectively block GA even if the noscript loads an iframe if you can block that iframe. Or, if you are a serious, no-nonsense paranoiac uBlock even allows you to block 1st-party and inline scripts. The world is your oyster. Block with reckless abandon! Watch the world burn! (mostly kidding with that last one)
  • jimktrains2 11y ago
    Yes, UBO+NoScript has made browsing much more pleasant.
• magicalist 11y ago
  > Be careful because the Google Analytics code (newest version includes a noscript section that loads an iframe within it) No it doesn't[1]? What are you referring to? [1] https://developers.google.com/analytics/devguides/collection/analyticsjs/ https://developers.google.com/analytics/devguides/collection...
  • rchmura 11y ago
    The tag manager does. The code you are linking to is a developer reference for the raw tracking code. The tag manager has a "noscript" tag that points to an iframe with the domain googletagmanager.com
• dandelion_lover 11y ago
  What about RequestPolicy?