Why I Use NoScript

I wish I didn’t have to use NoScript. For those unacquainted, NoScript is a browser plugin which I use with Firefox that allows me to control the running JavaScript on a website. After years of finding questionable JavaScript all over the wider internet, I check every new website for domains and JS code they import. I first scan the domains that the page is requesting to load JavaScript. Many sites do not function at all and show a blank page until I enable a couple their core domains. A domain that has not been seen before in the NoScript database is untrusted by default. It supports 4 primary options and a default by clicking the icons to the left of the listed domain. Default - Do not allow the JavaScript to load and run on the page Temp Trusted - Allow the JavaScript to load and run for a short time Trusted - Allow the JavaScript to load and run on the page permanently, and update the NoScript database Untrusted - Do not allow the JavaScript to load and run on the page…