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Please do write about it. I used noscript for a while in blocking everything mode, then requestpolicy for better filtering, but got tired of having to allow st
by idlewan 12y ago
Please do write about it.
I used noscript for a while in blocking everything mode, then requestpolicy for better filtering, but got tired of having to allow stuff for most of my browsing (now I'm on adblock privacy + ghostery + privacy badger + cookie monster + biscuit + self-destructing cookie + smart referer).
I'd love to read about what others do and their usage, how they get around.
- logn 12y agoI use NoScript but have enabled the option "Temporarily allow top-level sites by default". That means any site I directly visit is allowed to run JS. But any references to scripts on other domains are blocked. That makes the web pretty usable but more secure.