Minor usability issue: block all scripts #3436
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<#3436>: a new per-site switch has been added, no-scripting, which purpose is to wholly disable/enable javascript for a given site. This new switch has precedence over all other ways javascript can be disabled, including precedence over dynamic filtering rules. The popup panel will report the number of script resources which have been seen by uBO for the current page. There is a minor inaccuracy to be fixed regarding the count, and which fix requires to extend request journaling. <#308>: the `noscript` tags will now be respected when the new no-scripting switch is in effect on a given site. A default setting has been added to the _Settings_ pane to disable/enable globally the new no-script switch, such that one can work in default-deny mode regarding javascript execution. <uBlockOrigin/uBlock-issues#155>: a new hidden setting, `requestJournalProcessPeriod`, has been added to allow controlling the delay before uBO internally process it's network request journal queue. Default to 1000 (milliseconds).
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Will be great have also in Default behavior >Block popups for the users that want then allow per site. |
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…es#155 <gorhill#95>: a new per-site switch has been added, no-scripting, which purpose is to wholly disable/enable javascript for a given site. This new switch has precedence over all other ways javascript can be disabled, including precedence over dynamic filtering rules. The popup panel will report the number of script resources which have been seen by uBO for the current page. There is a minor inaccuracy to be fixed regarding the count, and which fix requires to extend request journaling. <gorhill/uBlock#308>: the `noscript` tags will now be respected when the new no-scripting switch is in effect on a given site. A default setting has been added to the _Settings_ pane to disable/enable globally the new no-script switch, such that one can work in default-deny mode regarding javascript execution. <uBlockOrigin/uBlock-issues#155>: a new hidden setting, `requestJournalProcessPeriod`, has been added to allow controlling the delay before uBO internally process it's network request journal queue. Default to 1000 (milliseconds). Co-authored-by: gorhill <585534+gorhill@users.noreply.github.com>
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uBlock currently offers four general (medium mode) buttons to disable scripts: (1) inline scripts, (2) current page, (3) third party.
Let's assume some users usually want to disable scripts but want to whitelist some domains. They would have to gray out all three options. This is cumbersome.
IMHO it would be preferable if there were another option: (4) "all scripts" that comprises inline, current page & third-party scripts.
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