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Also, disable javascript by default. It's really easy to turn it on per-site using the brave button in the toolbar. The single best improvement I've made to m

by bmurphy1976 10y ago

Also, disable javascript by default. It's really easy to turn it on per-site using the brave button in the toolbar. The single best improvement I've made to my mobile browsing experience in years wasn't getting a new faster phone, it was installing Brave and disabling javascript.

jaipilot747 10y ago
For Firefox on Android I've been using JavaScript Toggle Enabled [1] for a while. Does what it says on the tin. [1] https://addons.mozilla.org/en-US/android/addon/toggle-javascript-enabled/reviews/ https://addons.mozilla.org/en-US/android/addon/toggle-javasc...
- kibwen 10y ago
  And if someone's too lazy to install an add-on or on an unfamiliar computer, disabling Javascript is a simple as going to about:config, typing in "java", and double-clicking "javascript.enabled" to set it to false.
- bmurphy1976 10y ago
  I personally find Firefox way too janky to use on my mobile device. It's getting better but still needs some time in the oven. Brave is a Chrome fork so for those of us who prefer Chrome it's a better option (for now anyway).
  - gcb0 10y ago
    use firefox with the noScript (cross fingers to have uMatrix on mobile soon!) then use your 10 top websites with whitelisted javascript access on firefox mobile, and full javascript on chrome and came back to say which one was faster.