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I have no idea how anyone browses the web without NoScript.

• asdff 5y ago
  They give up and browse facebook instead
• SV_BubbleTime 5y ago
  I had used uBlock Origin for years and years but recently had it with paywalls. Installed NoScript and took a few days to manually OK the stuff I need. Now during a work day, I find I OK something here or there but it’s made everything so much faster and cleaner. I can’t go back.
  • chakkepolja 5y ago
    You can disable / enable js in UBO on per-site basis. You can default disable js and enable when needed, or disable for certain sites only.
    • SV_BubbleTime 5y ago
      Cool, but I have no issues with UBO. My post was about also adding NoScript and much additionally better than has made things.
• rambambram 5y ago
  I used NoScript heavily for years. No ads on Youtube all that time. A couple of months ago something went wrong and I started seeing ads again (wow, that was literally a headache for me). No matter how I configured No Script, I still wasn't able to get rid of the ads. After trying uBlock - because a lot of people here recommended it - it works fine again.
  • ikr678 5y ago
    I use ublock, and now somehow now have double the ads in Youtube (the ads auto play, but the actual video does not, and then clicking play on the video triggers a second cycle of ads). I havent yet figured out what changed in my ublock to cause it.
  • rsanek 5y ago
    YouTube Premium is $12/month. If we don't pay for content, the only stuff that will be left is crap.