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

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.