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Using UblockOrigin, in default deny all javascript mode, the article is fully readable with zero adverts and zero popups. I had no idea the article even contai
by pwg 6mo ago
Using UblockOrigin, in default deny all javascript mode, the article is fully readable with zero adverts and zero popups.
I had no idea the article even contained any of those until I read your comment.
- chromadon 6mo agoDoes that block all js from running?
- pwg 5mo agoYes. And if you turn on "I am an advanced user" mode, you can selectively enable JS just for sites that need it that you want to allow to run arbitrary code on your machine, while still initially blocking everything from every new random site you encounter. And for many sites, their main content is in their html and the ads are delivered via JS, so blocking the JS blocks all the ads.