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I've been using noscript for at least a decade and it hasn't happened yet. I have conditioned my wife to use it too. She doesn't do it either

• gruez 5y ago
  So what happens if you go to a site and see a blank/broken page? Do you just go back and abandon the page? Do you do a full risk assessment of each of the domains? What does that assessment entail?
  • lanstin 5y ago
    First I curse JavaScript developers (sorry). Then I use a heuristic like is this a real website for a real thing that I heard of before today, then temp trust; if it’s click baity or new, don’t trust or try adding in one at a time or mostly just give up. Very little shortage of content.
  • beebeepka 5y ago
    Depends. Sometimes I leave immediately, other times that blank is just a cover on top of content. And finally, I sometimes have to enable a domain/subdomain using common sense. It's not that hard, nor time consuming. Again, my wife can do it and she's not a developer. Still though. There are sites that would not work at all until everything is enabled, including ads. Imagine not being able to buy a plane ticket because wizzair wants to serve you ads