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I've actually had the opposite problem, I have yet to make a habit of saving my noscript (now umatrix) settings, so any time-saving of eliminating slow scripts
by tomatotomato37 8y ago
I've actually had the opposite problem, I have yet to make a habit of saving my noscript (now umatrix) settings, so any time-saving of eliminating slow scripts is wasted refreshing it three times trying to figure out which cdn is the important one; and trying to selectively enable the scripts of a video streaming site is even worse. Still worth having it though, especially when you go to traditionally sketchy download sites and see it have a cleaner UI than the apple homepage with just a single download button.
- tcd 8y agoSee, this is where data collection would actually come in useful. Noscript can collect the information as to the most common settings for each website (say youtube) and apply them automatically. Would save the whole "temp allow" -> "refresh" whack a mole game :)