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I’d been a keen user of this until a while ago when they completely overhauled the UI in a way I couldn’t figure out all, when I abandoned it.
by peteretep 8y ago
I’d been a keen user of this until a while ago when they completely overhauled the UI in a way I couldn’t figure out all, when I abandoned it.
- ttctciyf 8y agoI had the same reaction, but persevered with it, stared at it until I worked it out and decided it was really quite usable. Not that hard :) I still use it.
- skilled 8y agoDamn, I have to agree. The UI (Chrome) is horrendous.
- Severian 8y agoI was the same. I switched to uMatrix and found it to be more intuitive and fine-grained.
- rum3 8y agoThe new UI is absolutely horrible and confusing. I can't remember how many time I have disabled restrictions globally and always forgot to turn it off because the icon says nothing.
- kawera 8y agoMaybe you'll enjoy this one: https://github.com/maximelebreton/quick-javascript-switcher https://github.com/maximelebreton/quick-javascript-switcher. Works well.
- tcd 8y agoI don't get this. I also thought the new UI was horrible but actually, it makes a lot of sense. You have default, temp trusted, trusted or untrusted. It really is simple to figure out, if you can't, maybe you need an easier plugin that just toggles JS in general.
- paulryanrogers 8y agoWhile I agree the change in UI was disruptive, it shows more info and in a more accessible way than before. (At least once one takes the time to learn it.) If a simpler interface is preferred then it's already possible to blacklist JS in Chrome and enable it per-site by clicking to the left of the page address for the access privileges.
- DONT_BE_A_MORON 8y agois ANYONE on here talking about the massive problem with the major browsers forcing http-auditing into browsers??????????????????????????????????????????????