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"Reproduction or distribution of any materials obtained on this website or linking to this website without written permission is prohibited." https://www.berkshirehathaway.com/disclaimer.html What? :)
Haven't the courts ruled you don't need permission to have a link?
After disabling js I get a blank page in Firefox. Is that right? CBA to decipher the source or work out how to disable js in Chromium.
I disabled it with 4 taps in uBlock Origin, Firefox Android. Open menu, Add-ons, uBlock Origin, the JavaScript icon. Then another tap to reload the page, the back button and the site did show.
Thanks to this I learned how to disable JS on iOS Safari. An annoying number of clicks. So thanks for that I guess
https://support.apple.com/en-gb/guide/mac-help/mchlp2271/mac
If someone knows how to achieve the same on Linux for Chrome and Firefox, I'd love to hear it (browser plugins are a bit of a security and stability shitshow, so non-plugin solution would be preferred, all else being equal).
So running untrusted code on your computer is a bad thing. Well, it should be in a sandbox, but that has many intentional and proably some less intentional holes to do stuff on your machine. So how do I trace what Javascript is doing on my machine? Generally mitmproxy gives a feeling what sites the browser talks too. And strace gives often a good feeling what a Linux binary does. But the browser is too big and compli…
> Can anybody recommend a tool to look what Javascript code loaded by a certain page is doing? Open your browser's developer tools, go to the Script/Debugger tab and have at it. It's just about as obtuse to use as a tool as gdb, but you'll see exactly what it does. Chrome dev tools has automatic formatting of the code, maybe firefox too. But you'll be stuck with shitty variable names if they been mangled. Although yo…
Exactly, that's what I meant.
Thanks to this I learned how to disable JS on iOS Safari. An annoying number of clicks. So thanks for that I guess
Is there a way to disable JavaScript per website on iOS? Or an alternate iOS browser that supports it?
I combine this with another ad blocker (Wipr) to block everything else.
After disabling js I get a blank page in Firefox. Is that right? CBA to decipher the source or work out how to disable js in Chromium.
It's a personal CV-type website. Here[1] is the link to disabling JS for a site in Chromium. [1] chromium://settings/content/javascript
Thanks to this I learned how to disable JS on iOS Safari. An annoying number of clicks. So thanks for that I guess
You can assign a keyboard shorcut to that easily (I bound it to Cmd+Shift+J and find it super-handy): https://support.apple.com/en-gb/guide/mac-help/mchlp2271/mac If someone knows how to achieve the same on Linux for Chrome and Firefox, I'd love to hear it (browser plugins are a bit of a security and stability shitshow, so non-plugin solution would be preferred, all else being equal).