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The only device on which it is truly impractical to disable JS is my company-owned iPhone. It does not allow me to install apps from the App Store, so while I c
by snazz 8y ago
The only device on which it is truly impractical to disable JS is my company-owned iPhone. It does not allow me to install apps from the App Store, so while I can flip the switch to disable it in Settings>Safari>Advanced>JavaScript, doing so is inconvenient since I cannot whitelist the few domains that I’m okay running JS on.
That’s a pretty special case, however. On any other device, uMatrix + NoScript works great.