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Do you block all JS, including 1st party and inline scripts, or only 3rd party scripts and resources? I've used uBlock Origin to block all 3rd party scripts an
by KozmoNau7 7y ago
Do you block all JS, including 1st party and inline scripts, or only 3rd party scripts and resources?
I've used uBlock Origin to block all 3rd party scripts and frames for a while, but I'm seriously considering going full default-deny all scripts and other active content.
- nathanaldensr 7y agoNot the GP, but I block all scripts by default with NoScript, then selectively enable them, starting with the first-party scripts. I've learned to identify likely tracking domains and have memorized several of the more widespread ones, so over time this technique has proven effective.
- immanentizer 7y agoWhy would you need to memorize them when you can just mark them explicitly untrusted?
- tomatotomato37 7y agoI'd suggest a selective scriprlt blocker like umatrix (my recommendation) or noscript. Do note you will have to invest some time toggling & refreshing on some of the more complex sites until you figure out whatever web of cdns and auxiliary scripts is used to run their stuff
- mywittyname 7y agoI default deny all, then selectively enable scripts to add missing functionality. It can be a pain to get Gawker sites to work, but the vast majority work perfectly after enabling first party scripts and maybe cloudfront.