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I just disable JS any time a site does this to me. It forces them to either renege on their threats and send me the HTML, or I just leave and never come back be
by abstractbarista 7y ago
I just disable JS any time a site does this to me. It forces them to either renege on their threats and send me the HTML, or I just leave and never come back because there's nothing to see.
- satysin 7y agoSpeaking of disabling JS. I wish Firefox had the same simple per site JS toggle like Chrome has it the Site settings area. I can't find a way to disable JS per site without using an extension such as uBlock Origin. Firefox has some site policy settings but I never got them to work not to mention they are a pain to manage even if they did work. I would like a simple enable/disable toggle as part of the site permissions interface they have when you click on the (i) next to the address.