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You don't need NoScript with uBlock. It has an option for disabling JS (</> in its main drop-down menu).
by huhtenberg 5y ago
You 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.