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Not sure about iPhone, but most browsers on Android (e.g. Chrome, Edge) let you disable JavaScript in "site settings" by default. You then opt-in for a given si
by HPsquared 3y ago
Not sure about iPhone, but most browsers on Android (e.g. Chrome, Edge) let you disable JavaScript in "site settings" by default. You then opt-in for a given site by clicking the little padlock on the address bar and enabling JavaScript for the site in question. Also works for things like audio, location, etc.
- Rediscover 3y agolynx(1) on termux does this automatically. :) Yes, I use lynx as my main browser except for HN. Everything else is lynx. Further OT: My ex-father-in-law will tell me in SMS or email something to the effect of "Use a graphical browser...[to see this URL]."
- slondr 3y agoSafari on iOS lets you do this in the system settings