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As others have mentioned, nearly the entire internet breaks without javascript - it's a sad state of affairs. One protection I like to use is to disable javasc
by arkadiyt 8y ago
As others have mentioned, nearly the entire internet breaks without javascript - it's a sad state of affairs.
One protection I like to use is to disable javascript that is loaded over plaintext http - this breaks nearly nothing, and is easy to do via Chrome settings: https://i.imgur.com/NRVg5Xf.png https://i.imgur.com/NRVg5Xf.png
- snowwrestler 8y agoChrome will always block an HTTP javascript call by an HTTPS page. So given the growing prevalence of HTTPS, I think this setting is probably doing less and less for you.
- yjftsjthsd-h 8y agoAnd therefore, this setting is safer and safer to enable:)
- anonunt 8y agoI browse without javascript all the time, sometimes i need to switch to another browser to buy something from some random site, but generally its just a faster better internet with very dodgey sites self selecting themselves out of my usage. If there is one or two sites i really want to use in my main browser that need JS i can white list that site - but only exactly that site. I am not an expert but it seems a better experience to me and i don't really think it make me less secure?