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JavaScript Disabling options with Site Exceptions

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Ravi Kiran
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This is The Most Beautiful and Super-Advanced Browser Ever Designed in This world. No other browser can Compete with the versatility of the options this browser Can provide. Not even the Google's Chrome can provide The options and customisations this browser can provide. Especially the images blocking Option in this Browser is What I like the most as a Professional Internet User. I as a Professional internet user use internet Only for Scientific, Technological and Research purposes not for anything else at all. I mean for downloading IDEs, Language Compilers, Assemblers, Debuggers, Necessary Documentation Files for Offline usage. I usually browse Internet using your images blocking option to download files based on textual information on the websites and textual hyperlinks. I'll disable images-blocking option whenever necessary but rarely I do that because images and ads are very distracting for Computer science and Technology Professionals.

My advice is there is no JavaScript disabling options With Site exceptions option in this beautiful browser. Why I'm telling this is because some highly sophisticated Unnecessary Ads use JavaScript engine to render their ads on webpages we usually visit for some good and Necessary technological information on Technology websites. Ads are not just a distraction but some times they are Super-Annoying and wasting availiable bandwidth.

JavaScript disabling option with Site Exceptions is available on Google Chrome browser but it has no images Blocking option unlike Firefox browser. That's why I use Both Google Chrome browser as well as Firefox browser in my Android phone as a Professional internet user.

I'm most impressed with the image-blocking option in this Beautiful browser and I'll use this browser for professional Purposes till my death.

JavaScript disabling option with Site Exceptions is necessary because Some Very-important Technology websites like Intel, Microsoft, Apple, AMD, ARM , Gigabyte Technology, GitHub, Sorceforge.net etc. use JavaScript to render their webpages as a necessity. Not just These websites many other Science and Technology-related websites and Educational websites use JavaScript to render their webpages as a necessity. Most of the Science and Technology-related websites are Ad-free and They don't distract or Annoy their visitors as a necessity.

This is The Most Beautiful and Super-Advanced Browser Ever Designed in This world. No other browser can Compete with the versatility of the options this browser Can provide. Not even the Google's Chrome can provide The options and customisations this browser can provide. Especially the images blocking Option in this Browser is What I like the most as a Professional Internet User. I as a Professional internet user use internet Only for Scientific, Technological and Research purposes not for anything else at all. I mean for downloading IDEs, Language Compilers, Assemblers, Debuggers, Necessary Documentation Files for Offline usage. I usually browse Internet using your images blocking option to download files based on textual information on the websites and textual hyperlinks. I'll disable images-blocking option whenever necessary but rarely I do that because images and ads are very distracting for Computer science and Technology Professionals. My advice is there is no JavaScript disabling options With Site exceptions option in this beautiful browser. Why I'm telling this is because some highly sophisticated Unnecessary Ads use JavaScript engine to render their ads on webpages we usually visit for some good and Necessary technological information on Technology websites. Ads are not just a distraction but some times they are Super-Annoying and wasting availiable bandwidth. JavaScript disabling option with Site Exceptions is available on Google Chrome browser but it has no images Blocking option unlike Firefox browser. That's why I use Both Google Chrome browser as well as Firefox browser in my Android phone as a Professional internet user. I'm most impressed with the image-blocking option in this Beautiful browser and I'll use this browser for professional Purposes till my death. JavaScript disabling option with Site Exceptions is necessary because Some Very-important Technology websites like Intel, Microsoft, Apple, AMD, ARM , Gigabyte Technology, GitHub, Sorceforge.net etc. use JavaScript to render their webpages as a necessity. Not just These websites many other Science and Technology-related websites and Educational websites use JavaScript to render their webpages as a necessity. Most of the Science and Technology-related websites are Ad-free and They don't distract or Annoy their visitors as a necessity.

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You can install an add-on to block Javascript in Firefox, e.g. like NoScript. https://addons.mozilla.org/en-US/android/addon/noscript/

There are others as well on AMO. https://addons.mozilla.org/en-US/android/

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christ1
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You can install an add-on to block Javascript in Firefox, e.g. like NoScript. https://addons.mozilla.org/en-US/android/addon/noscript/

There are others as well on AMO. https://addons.mozilla.org/en-US/android/

Ravi Kiran
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You Are Jesus Christ Himself sir. This FireFox Browser Lives Forever as long as Computers and Internet exists. No Other Browser Present or Future and all time Can Compete with this Browser. Help us Poor people like us. We are using these Browsers only for good and educational purpose and to spread good and necessary Knowledge for poor people no matter who they are.

Thank you very much Sir.