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I also have NoScript installed - it significantly decreases the amount of crap your web browser fetches and renders and thus makes browsing faster and consume l
by itvision 5y ago
I also have NoScript installed - it significantly decreases the amount of crap your web browser fetches and renders and thus makes browsing faster and consume less energy.
And as mentioned by blakesterz in Private mode I have both uBlock Origin and NoScript disabled because multiple websites refuse to work otherwise.
- denton-scratch 5y agoBy default I visit with NoScript enabled. It usually works fine. Sometimes it doesn't, so I selectively enable scripts. As often as not, it doesn't help. If it's at all hard to make the site work for me, I give up - it's not as if there's a shortage of websites to visit. I know when I'm not welcome.
- huhtenberg 5y agoYou don't need NoScript with uBlock. It has an option for disabling JS (</> in its main drop-down menu).
- Workaccount2 5y agoI still use NoScript because you can quickly enable bare minimum scripts to get a site working. After a while you develop a good intuition for what is making things not work. At first it is pretty daunting and I generally don't recommend it for the less savvy. If you just blanket turn off Js the internet basically is not useable.
- theandrewbailey 5y agoI use uMatrix so I can enable scripts (and other resources) on a per-domain basis.