This happened to me today and it pissed me off as usual.
I used to have NoScript installed, which I think had a quick JavaScript enable/disable button, but the add on was tweaky and I didn't like it. (well over a year ago) There might be other No-Script-like add on's that give an easy JS On/Off button. (I would like one for Java, too)
So I have to use the FF Menu: Tools | Options | Content: Enable Javascript, which is irritating.
You might be able to write a script to stop that sort of thing. But you can't write a script to disable and enable JS.
Actaully, I just checked and the Web Developer add on, which I think is invaluable for web development, has a JS disable/enable that is pretty accessible, and for Java, too. I've never used them.
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