I’ve used NoScript for some time, but it breaks a lot of sites - because those 99% of bloat are all intertwined with the 1% of actual content. So even if I’m aware of the privacy, security, and speed benefits, I ended ditching it. (Actually I just deactivated it, but it’s still there.)
I, and most people in fact, only use a handful of sites these days. And most of the sites you only really need to block the most common tracking scripts and the site totally works fine and loads noticeably faster.
And you only have to do it once, not every time. It might take a bit of time the first go around but then every time after that it’s out-of-sight-out-of-mind most of the time in my experience.
I’ve used NoScript for some time, but it breaks a lot of sites - because those 99% of bloat are all intertwined with the 1% of actual content. So even if I’m aware of the privacy, security, and speed benefits, I ended ditching it. (Actually I just deactivated it, but it’s still there.)
I, and most people in fact, only use a handful of sites these days. And most of the sites you only really need to block the most common tracking scripts and the site totally works fine and loads noticeably faster.
And you only have to do it once, not every time. It might take a bit of time the first go around but then every time after that it’s out-of-sight-out-of-mind most of the time in my experience.