The first time Abrowser is launched (after every update, I believe), the
displayed page proposes, among privacy settings, to disable JavaScript or to
enable LibreJS, whose icon informs the user whenever proprietary JavaScript
is blocked and allows to "add/remove pages's domain to/from whitelist" (and
"to complain to site owner" too!). Neither option is enabled by default.
The LibreJS one could. It warns about proprietary JavaScript and gives
control, as you want.
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