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It's not that simple, browser vendors don't really want you to do that. Google even outright sabotaged such behavior in chrome some time ago. You had to type in
by zzzcpan 10y ago
It's not that simple, browser vendors don't really want you to do that. Google even outright sabotaged such behavior in chrome some time ago. You had to type in url masks manually to enable javascript for trusted sites.
- JonathonW 10y agoHuh? Per-site Javascript is controlled through the site permissions UI like everything else in Chrome-- that's the popover that comes up when you click the page or lock icon in the address bar. There's even an icon that appears on the right side of the address bar when Javascript is blocked, giving the option to add an exception if clicked.
- zzzcpan 10y agoYou probably don't use chrome with disabled javascript, so you haven't noticed the change. It was broken on purpose for a couple of months.