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It would be cool if I could enable js on a per site basis
by NegativeLatency 8y ago
It would be cool if I could enable js on a per site basis
- irrational 8y agoYou can with NoScript.
- KozmoNau7 8y agoUnlock Origin in advanced mode can do it, so can Noscript.
- Drdrdrq 8y agoOne word: uMatrix. NoScript lacks control on per-site basis, but is still ok.
- paulryanrogers 8y agoIIRC, Noscript had per-domain JS controls before Umatrix existed.
- squarefoot 8y agoBut lacked fine grained control, at least the last time I used it. With uMatrix I can tell the browser to disable something (cookies/script/frames/media etc.) here but keep it enabled else/everywhere and the other way around. It gives the finest possible control but of course requires some time to whitelist the good stuff on new pages. A minor annoyance compared to the control it offers.
- matheusmoreira 8y agoI wish it allowed for even finer control, though. What if it could prevent one specific function from running? Or replace tracking functions with no-op ones? Or hook into HTTP APIs in order to let you audit, modify or interrupt communications?
- Drdrdrq 8y agoI guess you could use GreaseMonkey for that, though I can't imagine how you could keep track of everything. Might be useful for smallish modifications though.
- staticassertion 8y agoYeah, noscript is pretty powerful. The biggest difference between the two, in my experience, is UX. uMatrix is the best UX for a content blocker I've ever seen - very intuitive and simple.
- BrandonMarc 8y agoNoScript add-on is fantastic.
- auslander 8y ago> enable js on a per site basis uBlock Origin, check I'm advanced, block whatever you want per site, click save button