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For those looking for an easy way to disable JS, uBlock Origin has a button to disable it
by IceWreck 6y ago
For those looking for an easy way to disable JS, uBlock Origin has a button to disable it
- pqdbr 6y agoIf using Chrome, you can use Cmd+Shift+C to open DevTools, Cmd+Shift+P to open command palette, and then type 'disable javascript' and hit enter.
- jefftk 6y agoOr click the lock in the address bar, "Site settings", set "javascript" to "block". This will be sticky across the site, for better or worse.
- dredmorbius 6y agoCan also be default disabled, then permitted for selected sites.
- thought_alarm 6y agoIf using Safari, use System Preferences to assign a shortcut to the "Disable Javascript" menu command (I use command+K).
- ghayes 6y agoThis is also a great resource for getting around JavaScript-based paywalls.
- ghastmaster 6y agoBrave browser has a fairly simple process as well. It requires two clicks. Click on the shield on the top right, then click on the "Scripts Blocked" toggle button.
- yuskii 6y agoThe irony of using JavaScript to block JavaScript is not lost on this user
- vaccinator 6y agothat button has a strange icon... but thanks for pointing it out
- tempestn 6y agoIt's a code block icon - what's strange about it?
- visiblink 6y agoThere's also a Firefox extension called "Disable JavaScript" that places a JavaScript toggle switch on your address bar and remembers whether you want JavaScript on or off on each specific site that you visit.