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I personally run JavaScript turned off by default, but I'm still ok with Mozilla's decision. I use NoSxript which provides the right functionality to do this, a
by dendory 13y ago
I personally run JavaScript turned off by default, but I'm still ok with Mozilla's decision. I use NoSxript which provides the right functionality to do this, and anyone can download the add on. Completely disabling JavaScript for all sites breaks a ton of stuff and very, very few users would want to do that, hence no point in having it in the UI.
- SeanDav 13y agoI also run with JS off by default and use the NoScript addon to control JS whitelists and blacklists. I find it useful to remove all the tracking, analytics and social bits that infest most websites. I get more speed and far more security from drive-by infections. Surprisingly I have found that quite a few websites look better with no JS, probably due to their fancy fonts being disabled.