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In Chrome, you can do this with chrome://settings/content/javascript which lets you blacklist JS on certain domains.
by sxp 6y ago
In Chrome, you can do this with chrome://settings/content/javascript which lets you blacklist JS on certain domains.
- foepys 6y agouBlock Origin can also disable JavaScript on domains. I discovered this recently and were pleasantly surprised that this was added.
- d3nj4l 6y agoYou can even disable javascript by default on uBlock, a la uMatrix. I've turned it on on my lower-performance MacBook Air, and it's made web browsing so much more pleasant.
- CincinnatiMan 6y agoGive uMatrix a try if you want to get even more granular.
- tonyedgecombe 6y agoI wish Safari would let you do this.