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I really wanted to read that article, but it kept jumping back to the top of the page every 30 or so seconds. Plus, the bar at the top would randomly pop back d
by nnfy 9y ago
I really wanted to read that article, but it kept jumping back to the top of the page every 30 or so seconds. Plus, the bar at the top would randomly pop back down a couple seconds after I would scroll.
- tomcam 9y agoSimilar but not identical annoying behavior on 9" iPad Air 2
- SAI_Peregrinus 9y agoUse uMatrix or similar to disable JS for all but newyorker.com itself. They've got the crappy scrolling stuff on some other site.
- mistermann 9y agoIs it possible to use uMatrix disable javascript on twitter.com? It seems to me I tried but couldn't figure it out for some reason.
- seodisparate 9y agoLast I checked, uMatrix by default enables everything for 1st party sites. So if you are at twitter.com, all stuff originating from twitter.com will be allowed. You should be able to remove this rule in uMatrix's settings in the "my rules" tab. Just click on the rules you want to remove on the table on the right and click on commit to save your changes.
- SAI_Peregrinus 9y agoYou can also just click the box for scripts of a given site to turn it red (blocked).