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I expect more of the AP than this:
I used Noscript for over a decade and recently stopped and I don't miss it. Ublock catches the really awful visuals and other addons/Firefox take care of the behind the scenes stuff. The only major change is I don't have to open that menu on every single website I open to view the content I want to view or figure out which things need unblocked for the website to even work at all.
Uh, why not? That's the point of the extension. My most recent ex was pretty pissed when we got a place together and she learned Meta was not allowed on the network.
Goddamn
When your members are endlessly shutting down, I can see why this approach looks appealing as a side gig, but this is a structural problem.
What blocker is that?
This is NoScript.