Yep. You can do the same thing with "enable plugins" which handles Flash and other plugin-related technologies. Opera doesn't need noscript because it's built

Yep. You can do the same thing with "enable plugins" which handles Flash and other plugin-related technologies. Opera doesn't need noscript because it's built in by default. Opera also made it extremely easy to toggle JS on/off if you want manual on demand control. It's great for testing web sites you're developing because it takes about a second to test a page without JS, then reload and test it again with JS. It bogggles my mind how Opera has almost no usage. Chrome, FF and others usually copy what Opera implements first. That whole "button and tabs in the title bar" look as been in Opera forever now.