Maurizio Bongini <[email protected]> wrote: > I become aware that 90% of sites do a javascipts misuse > thus librejs blocks navigation for almost all sites
Yep. But please note, that LibreJS is not about javascripts _misuse_, itʼs about whether these scripts are _free_. It would permit any program marked as such to run on your machine, no matter what it is used for. If youʼd like to control installation of ad-hoc programs into your browser with no regard whether they are marked as free, there are much more popular and robust solutions, bases on so called ‘content security policy’ — a per-domain blocker built-in in any modern browser. Namely: µBlock [1] (or µMatrix [2]) and NoScript [3]. [1] https://github.com/gorhill/uBlock [2] https://github.com/gorhill/uMatrix [3] https://noscript.net > i think useful to temporary permits sites only for the current browser session All of them have such a feature. > otherwise i risk to have huge withelist and blacklist I do not quite realise what is risk here, though. > does this is posssible ? It is possible, of course, but itʼs not implemented yet. > Or developpers plan to implement ? Dunno.
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