You have to use a browser extension or a non-mainstream browser, like Brave, in order to be able to control JavaScript per-site. The benefits can be huge, howe

You have to use a browser extension or a non-mainstream browser, like Brave, in order to be able to control JavaScript per-site. The benefits can be huge, however. For example, many paywalls would stop working, meaning, you get to see the entire content without it being blocked by the paywall, because many paywalls are implemented through JavaScript, thus, they can't block anything if you don't have JavaScript. It'd also block all those annoying cookie dialogs, too. You still have to be able to re-enable it per-site, otherwise, you won't be able to use many sites, because some require JavaScript for login/rendering and other stuff.