> at least as well as something that does not support javascript can
Not related to Netsurf (which I learned about yesterday while reading about Duktape — a HN coincidence), but recently I went back to using Firefox with JS off as default (using uBlock Origin in advanced user mode) and it's... surprisingly OK? I remember having more trouble in the past.
- Less websites are breaking. Maybe I now have better browsing habits and a better instinct for when a website needs special treatment?
- Enabling JS for an specific website feels easier than doing in same in pre-WebExtensions API NoScript ever felt.
upofadown|7 years ago
dictum|7 years ago
Not related to Netsurf (which I learned about yesterday while reading about Duktape — a HN coincidence), but recently I went back to using Firefox with JS off as default (using uBlock Origin in advanced user mode) and it's... surprisingly OK? I remember having more trouble in the past.
- Less websites are breaking. Maybe I now have better browsing habits and a better instinct for when a website needs special treatment?
- Enabling JS for an specific website feels easier than doing in same in pre-WebExtensions API NoScript ever felt.
cestith|7 years ago