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Do you know of any way through the about:config editor to do this? I'd hate to have to install yet another browser plugin.
by rocky1138 7y ago
Do you know of any way through the about:config editor to do this? I'd hate to have to install yet another browser plugin.
- lstamour 7y agoIt’s native in a number of browsers but quite hidden these days. Set your JS security settings to (ah I’m making this up as I don’t have the browser window in front of me) “Prompt” or “Allow (Per Site)” or “Blocked” - https://support.google.com/adsense/answer/12654?hl=en https://support.google.com/adsense/answer/12654?hl=en Then in browsers like Chrome, click the site icon, SSL icon, or little plugin icon in the address bar — some icon usually appears, which when clicked gives access to enable/disable blocked content for this site.
- propogandist 7y agouMatrix is a must have add-on and nothing else comes close to matching its functionality. It pairs well with uBlock Origin (same dev). Add-ons like Decentraleyes is also good as it prevents persistent tracking from shared web libraries, like Google ajax, that everyone seems to use... it's free and widely available for a reason. Google is also working to update Chrome APIs that will cripple privacy centric add-ons and those that allow ad-blocking, like uMatrix and uBlock origin soon, so enjoy it all while it lasts.
- chii 7y agowhich is why you should switch to firefox asap.
- hdfbdtbcdg 7y agoThese addons work fine in Firefox.