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Another alternative: uBlock Origin with "advanced mode" enabled. You can tell it to globally block "inline scripts", "1st-party scripts", "3rd-party scripts", a
by cesarb 10y ago
Another alternative: uBlock Origin with "advanced mode" enabled. You can tell it to globally block "inline scripts", "1st-party scripts", "3rd-party scripts", and "3rd-party frames", and selectively undo that block when needed. See https://github.com/gorhill/uBlock/wiki/Dynamic-filtering:-quick-guide https://github.com/gorhill/uBlock/wiki/Dynamic-filtering:-qu... for an explanation with screenshots.
- ryuuchin 10y agouMatrix provides a more fine grained approach to blocking and has an interface to match this. uBlock's interface can be easier for a more coarse grained approach (see dynamic filtering, medium mode).
- iripu 10y agoI never tried uMatrix. uBlock has the ability to block a particular set of links e.g. abc.com/min/* and whitelist some links within that set e.g. abc.com/min//.png. I think that's a fine grain approach. Can uMatrix do things like this?
- keeperofdakeys 10y agoHere is a quick tutorial showing what uMatrix can do https://github.com/gorhill/uMatrix/wiki/Very-bare-walkthrough-for-first-time-users https://github.com/gorhill/uMatrix/wiki/Very-bare-walkthroug.... As you can see, it gives you an easier way to have fine-grained control of each individual type of resource. It also allows you to configure third-party domain resources globally, or per domain. This allows you to do something like allow youtube embedding (js + xhr) on all websites at once.