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Thanks for the reply, but you're assuming I know something about using the web console. I effectively know nothing about web technologies. And to be honest, w
by ColinWright 5y ago
Thanks for the reply, but you're assuming I know something about using the web console. I effectively know nothing about web technologies.
And to be honest, while it would be nice to know about such things, I really don't have the time to start learning about them. I have no intrinsic interest in them, and the benefits would be minimal. I have other things to stretch me, other things that I want to learn, and other things that I need to learn.
- basch 5y agoAny browser or extension that has a block javascript button does the trick. It's a nice one click button to have at hand. Despite some uproar, Brave is still probably the best "it just works" script+cookie+ad blocking browser. Click the shield, click off scripts. There are many less dials to tweak, less things to go wrong or interact poorly than with uBlock/NoScript.