> A problem with that, is that NoScript actually blocks ALL javascript, free
or not.
Yeah, but this is only half of the truth.
Many websites use javascript from another url; like googleanalytics or
jquery.
With noscript, you have the chance to allow websites that are ok and block
this "external javascript" if it's non-free.
So it allows you a very restricted kind of "fine tuning".
LibreJS recognizes almost no free javascript at the moment and just provides
the possibility to whitelist entire websites with every external url.
