Can I disable JavaScript for specific websites?

[Stilewag]

I want to disable JavaScript for some websites. Is this possible? How can I do this?

[therube]

See the section here, "Disabling All Javascript for a Site".
http://www.mozilla.org/projects/securit ... olicy.html

Might also look at the opposite. Disable JS globally, yet allow it for certain sites.

"NoScript Kills Everything That Moves!"
http://forums.mozillazine.org/viewtopic.php?t=265889

Also, at some point, NoScript may have the ability to blacklist individual sites.

[Eyes-Only]

Hi Stilewag,

Another way to disable javascript on a page-by-page basis would be to get and install the Preference Bar extension if using Mozilla Suite. I believe it works all the way up to version 1.7.11 of the Suite anyway. If using SeaMonkey it's anyone's guess if it'll work. I orginally had the July 8th version and it didn't so I had to uninstall it. Not sure if it does in the August 12th or not. Maybe someone else knows?

You can find Preference Bar here: http://prefbar.mozdev.org/ I personally use this in all my Mozilla installs and love it! One of the most useful powertools I've ever installed.

Amicalement,

Eyes-Only
"L'Peau-Rouge d'Acadie"

[Stilewag]

Thank you.

I edited prefs.js and managed to disable JavaScript for the sites that I wanted (for Google actually: when JavaScript was enabled, the links that Google offered contained some kind of re-direct and made them very very long)

I already have Prefbar. I couldn't live without it! It works fine with Suite 1.7.11. I have been using it since 1.7.1 if I recall well. I never noticed disabling JavaScript for specific websites. I will check for the newest version.

[Eyes-Only]

Hi Stilewag!

Yes, in the last few versions of Prefbar if you click on "customise" (I believe you can also right-click on the bar and bring up the GUI to select "customise" as well?) a GUI box comes up which allows you to add/subtract whatever features you wish to the bar. I always make sure that "javascript" and "java" go on there so I can disable that, along with "popups" so I can enable those for the websites where I need them, flash, fonts, etc. I wished they had something like this PrefBar for the email as well. Would come in handy for turning images off/on, fonts, animations, html/text, etc., all without having to go to the menubar. They have these as extensions in TBird of course. One thing I miss in the Suite/SeaMonkey.

Oh well... as we say in French, "Rien est parfait!" (Nothing's perfect!) I'm sure you have something comparable in Greek.

Amicalement,

Eyes-Only
"L'Peau-Rouge d'Acadie"

[BenoitRen]

so I can disable that, along with "popups" so I can enable those for the websites where I need them

Edit > Preferences > Privacy & Security > Popup Windows > Allowed Sites...

[Eyes-Only]

That's true BenoitRen... but I'm soooo lazy. Easier to just tick/untick a GUI at the top of the page before entering the site OR unticking and refreshing the page. héhé

And for the record: I found out last night that the Preference Bar does work on the 08/12 version of SeaMonkey 1.0a. It didn't on the 07/05 or 07/08 build (it broke SM). Nice to see it working now! So you don't have to go into the preferences quite as often when in browser mode---just email mode. -sigh-

Amicalement mes amis,

Eyes-Only
"L'Peau-Rouge d'Acadie"

[BenoitRen]

I was under the impression that you were talking about PrefBar having an option that lists the allowed sites, but after having re-read your post, I think I misread.

[raid517]

Yeah is there an extension that allows you to enable or disable certain features on a site by site basis, and have those sites be remembered, so that the user preferences for each site I visit are automatically loaded? Pref bar doesn't do that at all. It requires you to check and unchecked boxes and reload the page.

[sal magundi]

Might also look at the opposite. Disable JS globally, yet allow it for certain sites.

"NoScript Kills Everything That Moves!"
viewtopic.php?t=265889

right, that's how i do it.

[hanz123]

See the section here, "Disabling All Javascript for a Site".
http://www.mozilla.org/projects/securit ... olicy.html

Might also look at the opposite. Disable JS globally, yet allow it for certain sites.

"NoScript Kills Everything That Moves!"
viewtopic.php?t=265889

Also, at some point, NoScript may have the ability to blacklist individual sites.

Excellent, been looking for similar for ages!