[lsbehe]

Consider disabling javascript on websites by default and only allowing it on those that you trust. e.g. uBlock origin has that built in. You'd be surprised how much still works perfectly fine and of cause, which sites break for no good reason.

[hgazx]

I want an extension that disables JavaScript by default and then allows me to enable and disable JavaScript for the current site that I’m visiting (and all of its dependencies; I don’t want to deal with enabling it also for its cdns etc) with only one click and then remembers my setting. Does that exist?

[simcop2387]

Umatrix from the author of ublock origin can do this. Not with a single click (it'll take two, one to enable and one to tell it to remember) but it's very close.

https://addons.mozilla.org/en-US/firefox/addon/umatrix/

[dredmorbius]

Clarifying, for those unfamiliar with it:

uMatrix permits enabling or disabling JS (and other website features: images, CSS, media, frames, XSS, ...) by domain or subdomain, including default allow/deny permissions should you choose.

You can also temporarily enable or disable specific permissions, and save those changes permanently should you choose.

It's fiddly, but good fiddly.

[ajvs]

You can do that in uBlock Origin, just enable advanced mode then you can block 1st + 3rd party scripts across all domains in two clicks..

[LargoLasskhyfv]

https://github.com/gorhill/uBlock/wiki/Per-site-switches#no-...

[boring_twenties]

NoScript used to do it in 1 click. Now that it's a Web Extension, it takes two.