Neat project. Disabling JS globally in something like uBlock Origin has been my goto solution for a while now. Now and then I have to whitelist a page and run s

Neat project. Disabling JS globally in something like uBlock Origin has been my goto solution for a while now. Now and then I have to whitelist a page and run some JS and oftentimes the page is just a blank white screen that doesn't tell the user they need JS to view the content. I take a risk doing that because you don't know if the page is laced with malware or a fingerprinting script, so this tool looks promising if it makes JS safer to use by messing with various JS APIs.