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Speaking of web extensions, one thing I’ve been missing from iOS is a convenient way to turn JavaScript on or off on a page-by-page basis. uBlock Origin makes
by jez 6y ago
Speaking of web extensions, one thing I’ve been missing from iOS is a convenient way to turn JavaScript on or off on a page-by-page basis.
uBlock Origin makes this trivial—it’s literally a click on the extension logo and then one more tap.
iOS Safari already has “Turn off Content Blockers” and “Website Settings” per website, but I haven’t been able to find a menu or app that makes it convenient to toggle JavaScript on a page.
I use a 4 year old iPhone with a dying battery and aging processor. The web is slow and made much faster without JavaScript. It’d be great to have a toggle for this.
- vimy 6y agoI’m building this. Will be done soon.