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you all should install uMatrix webextension and stop just "wishing". the future is now :)

• nerdponx 8y ago
  Does uMatrix let me block specific JS web APIs and HTML elements like iframes? It never could in the past.
  • clear_dg 8y ago
    uMatrix can block frames and js requests on a domain/sub-domain level. afaik, it can't block at url level, if that's what you meant. That said, uMatrix, from what I remember, uses the webRequest api which does work from urls. So if you know JS, you can always create an extension and add your own filter.
    • nerdponx 8y ago
      To be clear, on the JS side I'm talking about providing whitelist-only access to things like the ambient light level, which is provided through a standardized browser API.
  • gcb0 8y ago
    yes. I block iframes globally and the web never been better. it will show a checkered pattern with a link to open the frame in another window. so you don't even have to whitelist sites or anything. if you care about the frame, like for a embedded video, just open it on its own tab with a single click
• notriddle 8y ago
  Did they fix the problem where disabling javascript didn't enable the `<noscript>` tag?