I use NoScript + uBlock Origin (in Firefox). At beginning (around 2018, when I switched from Chrome) it was hard to have NoScript. With NS if you want to see so

I use NoScript + uBlock Origin (in Firefox). At beginning (around 2018, when I switched from Chrome) it was hard to have NoScript. With NS if you want to see something on majority of web, you need to enable JS at least for the domain you're currently browsing. Then once that is done, the JS from 3rd party start to unravel in the NS listing. Eventually I found my pace. I would enable JS for current domain only temporary (I think NS will do that for 24h then back to being disabled) and if it has fewer than 5 external domains I will start reading the page and see what else might I be needing. Most of the time I don't mind that I have images missing as example of what I'm reading so that is the only one that gets temporary unrestricted. In the beginning of doing this it felt that I was a slave, to always needing to enable JS when need it. But nowadays is mostly muscle memory and I don't even notice it. However I am the only one with NS in my household. Rest of my family and my clients only get uBlock Origin as I recognize NS is not an easy extension to use as daily driver.