ScriptBlock

Why chroms blocking this is beyond me do they want us not to use chrome anymore?

*Might* be useful to people that can't just not go to malicious websites. For my uses however it was completely useless. It breaks internal browser functions like dev tools which defeats the point of me using it. It seems you can only whitelist servers and I don't see any options beyond that. I was hoping for maybe a prompt or a tool window saying what to block, when, and where, and of course, not block client-side stuff. From what I can see here, it seems pretty esoteric as far as configur... Show more

Takes up 20+% of my CPU power and I have an I9-13900K. Locks up my PC whenever I try to add something to the whitelist. Fix this broken extension!!

Would be better if the popup for determining whether to allow/deny/temporary allow a site's scripts to run wouldn't be mostly obfuscated by the url bar, making it impossible to make a selection.

I can't believe how useless this extension is. It really is useless. Does nothing.

I like it, but it has a serious problem with freezing up some known good websites, without the ability to allow them on the spot. I'd rather not go into the settings each time to whitelist them. EDIT 12/20/24: I see Chrome's doing some BS, and removing script and ad blockers...

2021-04-02-Just blew up - brke a lot of my typical apps. Removing.

Very good extension. I like it.

Blocks Ameritrade scripts without giving the option to allow.

Awesome! Currently using this in Microsoft Edge (Chromium). At first you'll find yourself annoyed with all the sites with broken features since the extension is blocking scripts by default but once you start whitelisting your usual sites, you'll start to notice the internet is a better place. Less popups, less auto-starting video adverts, and certainly a safer browsing experience.