This is the first one that broke while using. Yeah usually when I turn it off, these bullshit sites finally work. Match Thread: Honduras vs United States | FIFA World Cup Qualifying - CONCACAF Use privacy addons on your browser (PrivacyBadger, uMatrix, Decentraleyes, FB Container, Disconnect, etc), drop google for somethings else (like DDG, qwant, etc). simply toggle items on/off like a light switch and refresh the page.Suggest some 3rd Party Target Lists please So not perfect but it doesn’t break as many pages as NoScript did. I find sometimes after I add a site to the list and refresh the page, it will still stop functioning and only disabling Ghostery entirely (un-check on extensions page) can the site load.
It also has a white-list we can easily add domains to it, but it isn’t perfect. Ghostery isn’t site specific, but it does come with info regarding the widgets, scripts, beacons trackers, and advertising components it encounters and this helps us decide if we need to turn it on/off. Yes I did disable it last week after the site loading was taking forever but after a week of noticing what uBlock does not block and Ghostery did, I re-enabled it again. I’m thinking a big arrow and section highlighting to show us this script loads this part of the page, toggle it on/off ? What I turned on – on one page broke another and there was no hint what to disable and what to block which is why I went with Ghostery instead. What was required on one site to work was also the source of mischief on another and there was no GUI per page to help us see what was what. NoScript was always a headache to toggle from site to site. This means basically that you can define exceptions for some sites only using NoScript. If you do, rules are enforced automatically based on that configuration. It is still necessary afterwards to whitelist the domains in question. To add a rule, simply write it directly in the user section or paste it in. There you need to switch to the advanced tab and then to ABE. To open the options of the extension, either load about:addons and click on the options button next to NoScript, or open the options from one of the extension's menus instead. Rules are added in the NoScript configuration. If you want to support other websites this way, you can simply add them to the list of accepted resources to do so. This allows the scripts to run here on Ghacks. If you want to allow advertising scripts to run on Ghacks but not on other sites, you can add the following rules to NoScript: It defines and as the resources the rule is set for, that requests from those domains should be accessed on them, and to deny the inclusion of scripts and objects on all other resources.
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