Journal frankie's Journal: blacklist-based javascript blocker for Firefox? 2
Title says it all. I want to block js files from specific sites, but with a Default Allow policy as opposed to the NoScript extension. Anyone? Bueller?
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Adblocker? (Score:2)
This certainly used to work, but I had to get a new version of the plugin for firefox 1.5, and since then I haven't seen the same items on my entity list in adblocker, so I don't know if it's still working.
Don't have it right here in front of me so I can't look into it either.
Word.
Re:Adblocker? (Score:2)
Ideally, I want a browser that has controls for each of: images, cookies, scripts, java, plugin objects, and html, with the options: always allow, allow 1st party, use defaults, (maybe allow based on P3P), and always block. Someday, someday.