No-Script Suite Lite

Good addon. Works really well. Too well. Problem is I'm too dumb to tweak it to be effective.

AWESOME app givz U quik & E Z buttons 2 disable #JavaHell, CSS, Images, 'Objects', 'Media'. 2gether with 'Disable HTML' (switches 2 disable Java, CSS, Cookies, Popups, & Images) & 'NoScript' U hav a way 2 'throw out the trash' on SOOO many $ites =D

helps me block scripts that ghostery or other plugins are not able to

After using "No-Script" on Mozilla by Giorgio Maone all your script blockers seem so complicated. His just blocks dumb @$$ scripts and allows you to whitelist them or temporarily whilelist them as the appear in order: meaning if I'm watching a youtube movie, facebook is already blocked.

I have been using this extension for as long as I can remember. It adds a ton of security for blocking scripts and web elements. easy to change security modes depending on needs.

It's very effective at blocking unwanted or dangerous stuff from running on sites you go to. Just whitelist the site you're on if it's something you use often and know is safe. However, it doesn't work well at all with sites that put a username in front of the domain. Bandcamp and Itch.io are two examples. For instance, www.bandname1.bandcamp.com and www.bandname2.bandcamp.com would have to be added separately. So every single band at Bandcamp has to be whitelisted individually, you can't ... Show more

sucks!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!it does not work in brave suck!@!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

May 2021: I cannot edit the whitelist, except adding. I cannot convert to exclusive mode, or the exclusive mode block nothing. ... But the extensive run smooth in general. Oct 2021: After a few update, now it cannot run when I start chrome, I need to disable and enable to wake it up.

it helps through all the websites that needed verifications

I've spent as much time as I'm going to to figure out how to implement a simple wildcard so that I can stop individually whitelisting subdomains every time I visit a new site. An asterisk is sufficient for literally every other piece of software on my computer.