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Try these sites without javascript. It's AMAZING. The chrome extension I'm using ("Quick Javascript Switcher") disables JS on a domain-by-domain basis, so it d
by stickfigure 8y ago
Try these sites without javascript. It's AMAZING.
The chrome extension I'm using ("Quick Javascript Switcher") disables JS on a domain-by-domain basis, so it doesn't break the whole web. Every news site I've tried is massively more usable with Javascript disabled - loads in a snap, scrolls without jerky motion, zero popups or autoplay videos.
Usually you get all the text and most of the images. Some news websites have javascript-driven photo collages, but it's just one buttonclick to enable JS for that session, and I can decide to do so after reading the text and judging the wait worthwhile.
I feel like I've stumbled on a secret life hack. Try it.
- liquidwax 8y agoI can vouch for this. Although I've been doing this with regular chrome (disabled javascript by default) and I whitelist sites with the click of on icon in the location bar.
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