[kevin_thibedeau]

NoScript doesn't turn off javascript. It allows you to selectively disable some scripts while whitelisting others. You can't use much of the modern web without JS but you can neuter the dozens of trackers and ad bloat some sites insist on running on your computer.

[diggan]

I'm well aware of what NoScript does, I'm already using it. It seems you're missing the point of the comparison.