AI 产品解读Toggle JavaScript on/off per website domain or subdomain with a single click
Allows users to quickly disable JavaScript on specific sites for testing, privacy, security, accessibility assessment, or debugging purposes without affecting other sites
User clicks the extension icon or presses Alt+Shift+Q to toggle JavaScript for the current site's domain. The icon changes to indicate enabled/disabled state. Chrome's contentSettings API applies the setting per-domain. Settings persist via chrome.storage.
One-click JavaScript toggle per domain/subdomain via browser action iconKeyboard shortcut (Alt+Shift+Q) for quick toggleContext menu integration for right-click toggleSupports all URL schemes: domains, subdomains, IP addresses, localhost, and local .html filesPer-site granularity (e.g., disable on google.com but keep enabled on mail.google.com)Options page for managing JavaScript settings
- 目标用户
- Web developers testing graceful degradation and site behavior without JavaScript / SEO specialists simulating how non-JavaScript crawlers view pages / Privacy-focused users blocking JavaScript on untrusted sites / Accessibility testers assessing sites without JavaScript
- Source code is heavily minified (Vue.js + Lodash + core-js bundled), making deep code inspection difficult but also confirming no hidden payment/login logic exists in the readable portions
- Cannot verify the options page UI content directly since it requires runtime rendering of Vue components
付费分析未识别到付费功能
The extension is completely free and open source with no paid features, gated functionality, billing APIs, or payment UI. The Stripe signal is a voluntary donation link (donate.stripe.com) in the store description, not a payment gate for extension features. All 'pro' keyword matches are false positives from minified Vue.js, core-js, and Lodash library code. All 'license' matches are MIT license headers for third-party libraries. No premium/upgrade/subscription keywords found in source.
- 置信度
- 92
- 支付平台
- Stripe
- 来源
- AI / 高
- 需要登录
- 否
- 登录理由
- No authentication, account creation, or login flow exists in the extension. The extension uses only local Chrome APIs (tabs, contentSettings, contextMenus, storage) with no remote service requiring credentials. The 'log in' heuristic flag came from store description text, not code. The 'signin' keyword matches in source are false positives from minified Vue.js/Lodash library internals (e.g., 'composing' property handling).
현재 작동 안 함.
Dangerous failure mode: JavaScript may remain effectively disabled after use/removal. On Chromium 137.0.7151.103 on Linux Mint, I used Quick JavaScript Switcher to disable JavaScript temporarily for testing. After removing the extension while JavaScript was disabled, Chromium became almost unusable: JavaScript no longer ran on sites, even though `chrome://settings/content/javascript` showed “Sites can use JavaScript” enabled. Disabling all visible extensions did not fix it. A fresh Chromium profile worked, so the browser binary was not broken. JavaScript came back only after uninstalling another extension, Web Developer, suggesting a bad persistent state or interaction between extensions using content settings. Before that, I had also observed that toggling JavaScript back on did not reliably restore JavaScript for other sites visited afterwards. This extension needs a safe reset mechanism and should reliably restore any JavaScript settings it changes. Until then, I cannot recommend it.
the best java switch among all all its peers , the reasonably individue tab based function is the best feature .
Works - only "problem" I had was that the icon did not change when I clicked it so I did not understand that the JS on the page actually was disabled. Other that this it just works!
Не работает. При нажатии на кнопку ничего не происходит. Кнопка постоянно в режиме - включено
It's nice to be able to disable JS on one site and leave it functional on another. Works good!
Really solid. I hope you can release another version that includes the Pause/Resume feature with the debugger permission. I find that very useful, like on news sites that need JS to load the images, and then slowly do intrusive things with JS. Pausing the JS after the page has loaded allows you to view all the images with the article, but kills all the other junk on the page.
Doesnt work...
This seems to be broken in the latest chrome update.
Quick JavaScript Switcher has been a game-changer for optimizing my website's performance! By easily toggling JavaScript on and off, I was able to identify and streamline areas that impacted loading times and overall user experience. It played a key role in enhancing the efficiency of my site. Check out the results at https://www.wingreserve.com/