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Usually it's an ad laden local news website. I usually decide the solution is to stop visiting that website.
by supertrope 2y ago
Usually it's an ad laden local news website. I usually decide the solution is to stop visiting that website.
- create-account 2y agoOh no. Just block every connection through uBlock Origin so you get a mostly JavaScript-less website. There are so many benefits to browsing without JS
- tmtvl 2y agoThere's 3 extensions which I consider must-haves: - Noscript Security Suite which has made it very obvious how absolutely fucked today's web is (there's sites which can't display static text without js, as though HTML and CSS are insufficient to display styled text with some markup). - uBlock Origin because obviously. - Multi-account Containers, which aren't quite as good as profiles, but get like 70% of the way there.
- fragmede 2y ago> there's sites which can't display static text without js as developers, we understand how stupid that is and the utter insanity of javascriptium that got us there, but how is that a selling point? If I install that extension, I get a degraded experience and I get to be judgey because the framework the developer(s) they hired used some bit javascriptium that doesn't degrade nicely. am I supposed to feel smug that I've figured that out? why would I want to make things worse for myself? just for some small sense of feeling better than other people?
- create-account 2y agoJavaScript makes the surf experience a PITA with constant pop ups with consent, subscription. “Cookies or coins”, etc.
- create-account 2y agoAren’t no script and uBlock Origin redundant?
- tmtvl 2y agoI don't think so? I admittedly haven't played around much with uBlock's js blocking, but I thought it was a binary on/off rather than the more granular control NSS offers.
- immibis 2y agoGo to about:processes and see. You can also choose to kill that process, which doesn't close the tabs - they will refresh when you select them again.