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Not the person you asked, but, NoScript is a choice. uBlock Origin as well with the right settings. Should be on Chrome or Firefox. On mobile, only the latter I
by jmholla 6y ago
Not the person you asked, but, NoScript is a choice. uBlock Origin as well with the right settings. Should be on Chrome or Firefox. On mobile, only the latter I think. Kiwi too?
- IG_Semmelweiss 6y agowith noscript, I blocked everything and then when sites broke, I very much enjoyed figuring out what element was the culprit. I became very good at remembering what elements rescued what urls. When i switched to Ublock origin, i didn't even realize how to do this. I just allowed all JS whenever i found broken sites. Now, this very thread encouraged me to finally figure out Ublock origin settings, and now, finally enable specific JS elements instead of a blanket "allow". Here is a gret userguide for Ublock origin toggle. https://www.maketecheasier.com/ultimate-ublock-origin-superusers-guide/ https://www.maketecheasier.com/ultimate-ublock-origin-superu...