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Having no sites on the internet actually work finally paid off huh
by teknologist 12y ago
Having no sites on the internet actually work finally paid off huh
- john_b 12y agoPersonally, the content I'm usually interested in when I visit a page is just the text and images. There are some exceptions, but that's what a whitelist is for. Even if you don't count the numerous security benefits, denying scripts by default has made my websurfing much more enjoyable.
- smutticus 12y agoIt's a great filter for nonsense. Usually sites that cause problems for NoScript are crap anyways. Not always, but often enough that I see it as a net benefit.