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While talking about Firefox I have a quick question I am hoping someone here can help answer. One feature of Chrome I like a lot is the super simple per-site s

While talking about Firefox I have a quick question I am hoping someone here can help answer. One feature of Chrome I like a lot is the super simple per-site settings options. I use this to disable JS on a number of sites without impacting any other sites. As far as I can tell there is no option built into Firefox that allows me to do this. Does anyone know of a simple way to get per-site JS blocking? I have looked at a few extensions which works but I was wondering (hoping) for a hidden Firefox option to do such a thing. I hacve tried to get Firefox policies to work but they appear broken? Can anyone help?

SSLy 8y ago
This is superfically not a simple way, but if you get uMatrix and spend 1 minute to change the default config to allow all, you can use it to block js on per site (and per origin) basis.
Drdrdrq 8y ago
uMatrix lets you set policies per domain / subdomain, while being very easy to use (for someone who knows web technologies). Highly recommend it.
- satysin 8y ago
  Isn't that the same as blocking scripts with uBlock Origin?
  - SSLy 8y ago
    It is, but I have easier time understanding what uM does over uBo.
    - satysin 8y ago
      Thanks. Just wanted to make sure I was understanding things right. Will check out uMatrix.