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When Mozilla's own site killed my their own browser with a javascript infinite loop, I knew enough is enough and installed noscript and disabled scripts by defa

When Mozilla's own site killed my their own browser with a javascript infinite loop, I knew enough is enough and installed noscript and disabled scripts by default, and web unironically became a better place.

forgotmypw17 5y ago
Sadly, I have not figured out how to allow JS on a per-site basis in Firefox 66, nor how to allow a bookmarklet on a site with JS turned off. I like the little JS-driven niceties my own sites (and HN) provide. My solution has been to block the offending sites at the /etc/hosts level, which works marvelously. This goes along my philosophy that "the medium is the message", and a site with shoddy markup is unlikely to have any content worth my time either. Something something AOL.
- rovr138 5y ago
  On ublock origin, there's a button to toggle JS.
- FractalHQ 5y ago
  Brave has a JS toggle built into the address bar. It even separates trackers from regular scripts, and allows temporarily toggling them on and off independently.
jwilk 5y ago
You should know that, by default, addons are disabled on some Mozilla websites: https://github.com/gorhill/uBlock/wiki/Privileged-Pages https://github.com/gorhill/uBlock/wiki/Privileged-Pages