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I went through the pain period of noscript but still couldn't stick with it. I had to be constantly mindful every time I buy something online. The process would

I went through the pain period of noscript but still couldn't stick with it. I had to be constantly mindful every time I buy something online. The process would half-fail at some stage and then I have to start hunting for which domain is the one that's essential for the checkout to complete. This is not NoScript's fault of course. Some websites are including 20-30 different domains (check out maperformance.com for example) and picking and choosing to get something to work is a nightmare.

MeinBlutIstBlau 6y ago
It's annoying, but then it lets me know "don't shop there anymore" if it's that bad. jomashop for instance...
timbit42 6y ago
One option is the disable NoScript in Private Windows and use private windows for online purchasing. Another option is to use another web browser for online purchasing.
yjftsjthsd-h 6y ago
I keep a separate browser profile just for purchases; once I've decided to buy something, I open that profile and copy the URL over. That way, my "browsing" profile remains locked down, and purchases stay easy.