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Or uBlock origin (from the same author) which is still maintained
by SushiHippie 3y ago
Or uBlock origin (from the same author) which is still maintained
- pmontra 3y agoIt is maintained but the UI for dealing with JS is horribly time consuming and overly complex compared to uMatrix. I'll never really understood it and I keep using uMatrix on my laptop. I switched to NoScript on my phone. Maybe I can install uMatrix now if Mozilla really unblocked many extensions. If uMatrix stops working, I'll switch to NoScript everywhere for JS and uBO for all the other issues.
- samtheprogram 3y agoThis is what I do and it works great - uBlock Origin defaults, and NoScript. It’s surprising how well the internet works without JavaScript.
- SushiHippie 3y agoI've never used uMatrix what can uMatrix do what uBlock can't? I have set all sites to no js, and if something does not work I click the JS toggle in the menu, reload the page and thats it. And yes uMatrix should work on Firefox on Android. ( At least it is installable)
- pmontra 3y agouMatrix has a spreadsheet like matrix of features and sites. It's immediately clear what happens when I click a cell, a column or a row. With uBO I don't even understand where to click to toggle JS for one of the sites a page got scripts from. I learned it years ago but it was too cumbersome. I kept using uMatrix and I forgot it. I attempted to use it again now and I couldn't find anything. I didn't google for it. I installed uMatrix on my phone and disabled NoScript. Of course I keep using uBO for filtering out ads and hiding annoying parts of sites with the element picker.