On pages I return to often, I want to block some javascript, but not all of it. NoScript allows all or none. Is there an extension that will allow me to selectively block certain javascript, particularly javascript animations and slide shows?
Here is an example of a site that uses a javascript slideshow.
http://eanesisd.hcms.schoolfusion.us/
Adblock blocks only the background image. NoScript renders parts of the site unfunctional. There needs to be a solution to selectively block code that can easily be found when viewing the source.
Tom
Blocking Javascript Animations
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Re: Blocking Javascript Animations
Greasemonkey?
Think for yourself. Otherwise you have to believe what other people tell you.
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Re: Blocking Javascript Animations
Thanks. I'm tying Greasemonkey and I can't find suitable scripts that have been submitted already. Here's the code I'm trying to block:
div id="slideshow"><!--start rotating image system on right-->
<script language='javascript' src='/includes/js/slideshow.js.php?bgcolor=ffffff&folder=slideshow2&defaultShow=t&sessionid=610caf0034cd21bf6f091606f3328f3e'></script><script language='javascript'>
new fadeshow(fadeimages, 515, 196, 0, 4000, 1, "R");
</script> </div>
I don't know enough about javascript to figure out how to make Greasemonkey work.
Tom
div id="slideshow"><!--start rotating image system on right-->
<script language='javascript' src='/includes/js/slideshow.js.php?bgcolor=ffffff&folder=slideshow2&defaultShow=t&sessionid=610caf0034cd21bf6f091606f3328f3e'></script><script language='javascript'>
new fadeshow(fadeimages, 515, 196, 0, 4000, 1, "R");
</script> </div>
I don't know enough about javascript to figure out how to make Greasemonkey work.
Tom
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Re: Blocking Javascript Animations
I found something that works!
Turns out AdBlock has the capability I'm looking for in Element Hiding Rules. Thanks for the ideas!
Tom
Turns out AdBlock has the capability I'm looking for in Element Hiding Rules. Thanks for the ideas!
Tom
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Re: Blocking Javascript Animations
The JS would be quite simple.
But using Adblock is for sure much easier.
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var node = document.getElementById("slideshow");
if (node)
{
node.parentNode.removeChild(node);
}
But using Adblock is for sure much easier.
Think for yourself. Otherwise you have to believe what other people tell you.
A society based on individualism is an oxymoron. || Freedom is at first the freedom to starve.
Constitution says: One man, one vote. Supreme court says: One dollar, one vote.
A society based on individualism is an oxymoron. || Freedom is at first the freedom to starve.
Constitution says: One man, one vote. Supreme court says: One dollar, one vote.
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Re: Blocking Javascript Animations
ha ha ha join the club I am just complaining about "flash" flashing away in the corner of my eye over and over and over and over and over and over