I'm looking for a Firefox plugin that blocks JavaScript from specified URLs.
Example:
I add: "google-analytics.com" It then blocks all scripts coming from Google Analytics. Essentially a blacklist of sites that I don't want to allow JavaScript from.
Note...
The dillema is like this:
If I try to fit all the scripts blocks on the masterpage (include page in some frameworks), every page gets a copy of every script (including the ones they don't need) and these quickly adds up and bloats the page size.
If I ...
Including all JS files isn't a major problem (unless they have slow code running on loading), and won't bloat the page that much: once they are loaded, the browser will cache them anyway, so it will result in 0 load time on next pages .
Hi, i need to do something like this:
Execute a piece of code Start to load an image and block the script execution When the image is loaded resume the execution Execute the rest of the code I know that the simplest way is to assign a function on the ...
Image.onload = new EventNotifier(); image.onload.wait->();
The only way to blockscript execution is to use code execution?
I wouldn't try to blockscript execution completely, as that could make the browser"; document....
Hello, I'm experiencing my first form in php where images can be uploaded.
I've seen some article on the web which explains it can be dangerous, so there is some way to block scripts on a specified folder? Something with .htaccess or php .ini instruction...
I have a javascript function that manipulates the DOM when it is called (adds CSS classes, etc). This is invoked when the user changes some values in a form. When the document is first loading, I want to invoke this function to prepare the initial state...
OnLoad because it is far easier to tell what code runs when the page loads up than having to read down through scads of html looking for script tags that backwards.
