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except the fact that many sites use js to render anything so it makes most of the web unusable unless you turn it off.
by Arzh 11y ago
except the fact that many sites use js to render anything so it makes most of the web unusable unless you turn it off.
- coldpie 11y agoYup, it's a trade-off. You have to view fading-in-text and put up with broken scrollbars; I have to click "Temporarily Allow" a couple times a day.
- wtallis 11y agoNoScript also has surrogate scripts that replace what was blocked with a minimal script to un-break sites. It's usually used to fool a site with first-party scripts enabled into thinking that the third-party scripts loaded, too, but there are also scripts that allow a site to work without any of its scripts being enabled. The changelog currently show that they recently added a surrogate to allow some troublesome wordpress themes to work without scripting, and to allow the Microsoft support site to show article content without scripting.
- Arzh 11y agoyeah but it is an unfortunate game of wackamole. I really wish I could turn off JS but when I did, I would always just end up with no other option.