I used to care about Noscript myself, but Ematrix does this well enough for my uses, so idk... not a huge deal for me currently.
However, it would be nice to have per script disabling power. But Ematrix would probably be better for this functionality then noscript.
Also, I found out noscript has something in it that dials back to google. I spoke to g4jc once and he told me that noscript has setting in it that dials to google.
He made a libre version of noscript because of this without that problem.
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However, it would be nice to have per script disabling power. But Ematrix would probably be better for this functionality then noscript.
Also, I found out noscript has something in it that dials back to google. I spoke to g4jc once and he told me that noscript has setting in it that dials to google.
He made a libre version of noscript because of this without that problem.
Why would you expect it to? It's like asking if GNOME can run on Windows.
Off-topic:
I hate that GNOME even exists period to be honest. It depends heavily on systemd when it doesn't effing need to. Then again, other linux frameworks should also die as well like dbus for example. It just leads to too much complexity and bugs galore, The very reason I am sure linux is the way it is and why Moonchild finds it difficult to use.![;)]( "Wink")
Using non-mainstream distros that are stable and don't have systemd always helps somewhat. But this is neither here nor there.
But on topic again, if someone could make noscript work properly and have it function as well as ematrix and be willing to update it, I am interested in seeing that or better yet someone making a from scratch addon that works like noscript, but is done right and is supported for a long time. I hate that GNOME even exists period to be honest. It depends heavily on systemd when it doesn't effing need to. Then again, other linux frameworks should also die as well like dbus for example. It just leads to too much complexity and bugs galore, The very reason I am sure linux is the way it is and why Moonchild finds it difficult to use.
Using non-mainstream distros that are stable and don't have systemd always helps somewhat. But this is neither here nor there.
