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I browse the web with js off by default, and turn it on per domain in 2 clicks. That's basically what you are proposing accessible today, with Firefox, on deskt
by lecarore 6y ago
I browse the web with js off by default, and turn it on per domain in 2 clicks. That's basically what you are proposing accessible today, with Firefox, on desktop and on Android
- throwaway_pdp09 6y agoAside: I turn off JS and never allow it on outside a VM (which gets wiped back to a clean state on shutdown). It's definitely not the same thing because a lot of documents simply do not render (here's one I was looking at not 2 minutes ago, at least it has text, but no pics https://vanschneider.com/the-kawaiization-of-product-design https://vanschneider.com/the-kawaiization-of-product-design A Number of sites will render absolutely nothing at all, text or otherwise eg https://www.washingtonpost.com https://www.washingtonpost.com). Nope, he's got a good suggestion IMO.