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You can change this behavior in both NoScript and uMatrix. In uMatrix all you have to do is disable first party scripts in the global (*) profile. NoScript de
by ryuuchin 10y ago
You can change this behavior in both NoScript and uMatrix. In uMatrix all you have to do is disable first party scripts in the global (*) profile. NoScript defaults to the opposite (don't allow any scripts) but the behavior can be changed to allow first party scripts by default.
- Houshalter 10y agoHow do I disable scripts for just one site? I tried to use uMatrix once as it was suggested as the alternative of noscript for chrome. I just wanted to get rid of those annoying anti-adblock popups on wired.com. However every setting I tried on the drop down menu failed to block javascript, or just blocked all content on the domain wired.com. I tried going deeper into the settings but I found the user interface confusing and nothing was labelled. It's definitely not a convenient alternative for noscript/javascript blocking. Even if it may be possible to achieve that with it.
- anc84 10y agoMake the script column for the host you want to block red/blue. Then make sure to save if it worked as intended.