Enable JavaScript
An easily way to turn ON/OFF website's JavaScript
Enable or disable JavaScript without the hassle.
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Toggle JavaScript provides a simple, easy-to-access browser button to enable or disable JavaScript globally.
It was built with web developers in mind, but is equally useful for anyone who wants to quickly enable/disable JavaScript without having to dig deep into Chrome's Settings panel.
Features:
- global JavaScript master switch
- reloads when toggling to ensure accurate rendering (optional since v1.3)
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I was trying to visit a page that had a never-ending javascript function. I couldn't scroll down the page because of it. So I tried multiple script blockers. This is the only one that actually allowed me to see the whole page as I wanted. Thank you!
Works fine
Dank and makes switching on/off so simple. Thanks my boi
Do not work.
It's great, but disabling JavaScript refreshes the page. In this case: http://www.pcworld.com/article/3093793/windows/10-compelling-reasons-to-upgrade-to-windows-10.html#slide2 Disabling JavaScript makes it so that I cannot comment in the article until I turn on JavaScript. And I like the fact that I can see every slide without clicking in the left or right arrow buttons. Disabling JavaScript also prevents the website from taking control over the left and right arrow keys in my keyboard, which is what I want. Enabling JavaScript, in the other hand, makes the website functioning again, which makes the slideshow take control over my left and right arrow keys in my keyboard, especially when typing in the text box. When typing in the text box, I want to use the arrow keys to move around the insertion point in the text box. UP and down arrow keys are fine, but use the left and right arrow keys, and this scrolls the web page back up to the slide. If JavaScript is the way of the future, then hacking into website's JavaScript code to disable keyboard events should be the way of the future as well. So coming back to the extension, toggling the JavaScript by clicking in it is the same as modifying the browser setting to enable and disable JavaScript, which refreshes the web page and nothing else. I thought I would like to post my review to let other people know, so that I can help those figure out whether they want the extension or not.
Refreshes the page instead of just disabling (as one would do via developer options: F12 -> F1 -> Disable Javascript ... doesn't refresh the page). Some pages don't load when Javascript is disabled, but some validation can be skipped when it's temporarily disabled, such as being able to paste text in an input field. I appreciate the work that's gone into writing this, and that it's free. It just doesn't do what I want (more like toggle & refresh).
매우 쉽고 심플합니다. 우클릭 풀기에도 좋고 보안에도 좋습니다. 추천합니다.
Muito bom. HAHAHAHAHA
Fake
There is an issue when using this extension. I have a list of Java exceptions in Chrome. When I disable Java using this extension, java remains disabled for the domains in my exception list as well ! Please fix this.