• metaStatic
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      41 year ago

      haven’t used bloomberg in a minute but wasn’t it as easy as blocking java script? (and that’s something you should be doing anyway.)

      hell you got a second to scroll the article before it locked out scrolling so you could just reload the page and scroll down to where you where reading if you where on say a work computer and couldn’t install shit.

      • federalreverse-old
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        61 year ago

        Just tried both tricks on Bloomberg, neither works.

        (I am also not a huge fan of NoScript. I know why people use it but I don’t want to take all that brokenness. The thing that makes ad blockers mass-compatible is that they have auto-updating block lists. I do have an own list to kill some additional disrespectful behaviors from websites like chat bots though.)

        • @Aux
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          11 year ago

          You can disable JS in DevTools, no need for extensions.

          • federalreverse-old
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            21 year ago

            On mobile, you can get NoScript but there are no dev tools. On desktop, keeping dev tools open is a little annoying too.

            • @Aux
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              11 year ago

              F12 -> F5 -> F12 no need to keep anything

              • federalreverse-old
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                21 year ago

                Not so in Firefox. F12, Settings, Disable JS, and then you need to keep dev tools open to stop the page from reloading (or maybe you can enter reader mode and then close dev tools).

                Anywho. Kinda far from the point now that we’re discussing how to disable JS in dev tools which doesn’t fix my issue after I mentioned that I don’t like NoScript, an extension which also doesn’t fix my issue after we discussed how 12ftio yet again doesn’t fix my issue.

              • @yokonzo
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                01 year ago

                You probably shouldnt assume that your experience applies to others or even that they find the same experience manageable