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NoScript plugin keeps JS off by default and you can turn it on as needed or whitelist certain sites. Highly recommended
by peteretep 9y ago
NoScript plugin keeps JS off by default and you can turn it on as needed or whitelist certain sites. Highly recommended
- digi_owl 9y agoDunno how well it will work after Mozilla drops support for XUL extensions...
- tombrossman 9y agoNoScript definitely works without XUL support and is the fourth most popular extension listed on the compatibility page here: https://www.arewee10syet.com/ https://www.arewee10syet.com/ Tested and working, for a while now.
- blowbaybestban 9y agoe10s is multi-process, I thought, which is a different animal to the new plug-in framework they are pushing. I'm pretty sure I read no-script will have problems, but that might have been with regards to tree style tabs instead (which is shown to work in the multi process branch)