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I do that, too. cmd-J as shortcut to enable JavaScript without needing to reload. In my experience once I hardcode which websites I need JavaScript on, browsing
by Jakob 2y ago
I do that, too. cmd-J as shortcut to enable JavaScript without needing to reload. In my experience once I hardcode which websites I need JavaScript on, browsing becomes painless. And much faster obviously.
- tempest_ 2y agoAlright but the last time I did this the answer to "which websites I need JavaScript on" was "All of them". Is that still the case.
- mywittyname 2y agoYou don't need all of the javascript for all websites. In my experience, I enable javascript to load from probably 10-20% of domains (using noscript).
- MasterYoda 2y agoHow do you set the shortcut? When I press cmd-j the Library in Firefox opens. I have checked "Disbale javascript" in settings in uBO. I guess that setting will be disable for just the site i visit when i click cmd-j?
- Jakob 2y agoThis shows the keyboard shortcut configuration: https://github.com/gorhill/uBlock/wiki/Keyboard-shortcuts#accessing-shortcut-configuration https://github.com/gorhill/uBlock/wiki/Keyboard-shortcuts#ac... The setting is called "Relax blocking mode" and will enable JavaScript (but keep all ad blockers) if JavaScript is disabled by default. In summary, for Firefox it’s under about:addons > gear icon > Manage Extension Shortcuts and for Chrome you can set it under chrome://extensions/shortcuts