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I'm content with Opera's features: You can enable or disable Javascript in main preferences (of course), but you can also momentarily toggle it for your current
by Pistos2 17y ago
I'm content with Opera's features: You can enable or disable Javascript in main preferences (of course), but you can also momentarily toggle it for your current browsing session, and even store site-specific settings. So, I surf with JS on by default, but turn it off when I happen to run into a misbehaving site, which is pretty rare. That provides for a pleasant enough browsing life.