Reviews for Disable JavaScript – Add-ons for Firefox Android (en-US)

by Hope Is Fun, a year ago

Stops some anti-adblockers

I added this extension for YouTube. Now YouTube videos don't load.

Developer response

Hi BigQuill.
This web extension is designed to disable or enable JavaScript on certain pages and it does so.
The goal of this web extension is not to somehow load YouTube videos or skip ads, that use case is and was never listed as a feature of this web extension.

by Ben Galuru, a year ago

awesome. grazie mille

by Ibrahim Oraby, a year ago

by Giulio, a year ago

by Phillip, 2 years ago

There's no toolbar icon. I can't tell if it's been toggled on or off.

Developer response

posted 2 years ago

Hi Phillip. Did you check if you can add the icon through customizing your Firefox toolbar? It's the first I hear about this. Please also report bugs on the GitHub page linked in the addons description, thank you!

by David.Pierson, 2 years ago

by GroovyRanger, 2 years ago

by Admin, 2 years ago

Thanks very useful addition

by kabanod1m, 2 years ago

by Firefox user 15035805, 2 years ago

very useful extension, I highly recommend it

by Владимир, 2 years ago

НИХ...Я НЕ РАБОТАЕТ!!!! После обновления страницы java опять работает, но при этом переключатель показывает ВЫКЛ!

by Rotten Kitten, 2 years ago

by 仁波切, 3 years ago

What I need is a plugin that enables javascript by default, and disables it if the domain is in the blacklist

by Firefox user 17486157, 3 years ago

by Melchior Gießwein, 3 years ago

This addon does not auto-allow subdomains when click on the "allow javascript" - button for a site. Noscript allows the subdomains if you whitelist a domain. This addon should auto allow subdomains when clicking on the "allow javascript" - button. Then it would be faster than noscript to toggle. It takes too much time to go into settings and enable subdomains for every whitelisted domain.

by David Hayes, 3 years ago

Does what it says on the tin! In a pinch, very useful.

by RonanTetsu, 3 years ago

Does what NoScript is uncapable of doing: Keeping scripts enabled by default. NoScript can only do so by globally disabling it; it's all or nothing. It would have you waste time white listing every website you use often as well as domains that connect to that website.

by Owned, 3 years ago

by rona, 3 years ago

great help thank you

by IGA, 3 years ago

by 5dRao, 3 years ago

Contrôle le Javascript avec un simple bouton On/Off.

by Firefox user 17282935, 3 years ago

by Ric, 3 years ago

by NethumL, 3 years ago