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This is what I already get with FF + NoScript. And yes, I am bored by sites that I visit for the first time that will not show me any meaningful content until
by DamonHD 9y ago
This is what I already get with FF + NoScript.
And yes, I am bored by sites that I visit for the first time that will not show me any meaningful content until I enable layer upon layer of JS. Just not necessary, nor is it safe.
- pmontra 9y agoSometimes you can open the developer tools and hack the CSS, because some of those sites hide content with a display: none unless some JavaScript removes it. If it's a site you often navigate to, there are addons like Stylus that can make those changes permanent.
- duozerk 9y agoSame here (with noscript as well). Although I'll say it's hard to blame web developers for not considering the case where JS is disabled beyond a simple "you need Javascript to see this page" message (though even that tends to be the exception, not the rule), because noscript/umatrix users are probably in the low, low minority.