FYI, Firefox on Android supports desktop extensions, including uBlock and NoScript. They're pretty painless to use, too; there's an 'Add-ons' option in the mai

FYI, Firefox on Android supports desktop extensions, including uBlock and NoScript. They're pretty painless to use, too; there's an 'Add-ons' option in the main ⋮ menu with an entry for each extension. Tapping an extension's entry opens the usual extension dialogue in a full-screen view, and tapping 'back' in that view has the same effect as closing the extension dialogue on a desktop browser. So you can use NoScript to enable a script and reload the page in...5 taps. It could be worse.