True, disabling Javascript and surfing the (mainstream) web is deep in the no-fun zone, maybe just above "using Lynx as a day-to-day browser". :D But what one

True, disabling Javascript and surfing the (mainstream) web is deep in the no-fun zone, maybe just above "using Lynx as a day-to-day browser". :D But what one could do is somewhat reduce the risk by only running JavaScript from the actual domain and it's subdomains by default, with something like µMatrix[1]. Most sites are already useable that way, and it's often obvious (to most people on this site) what domains have to be whitelisted to make it fully functual if they aren't. Or actually whitelist the domain for every website on the first visit. Tedious, but you only need to do it once per site. Doing so at least protects a bit against malicious iframes or injected scripts from 3rd party domains, doesn't it? :) [1] https://addons.mozilla.org/de/firefox/addon/umatrix/ https://addons.mozilla.org/de/firefox/addon/umatrix/