disable-javascript VS UserAgent-Switcher

I use the disable-javascript add-on

Disable Javascript stops this autoscrolling nonsense. I have it off by default but as soon as I notice anything like this I flick the switch and voila!

It works with JS disabled! But there's a bug with NoScript, and other JS toggler extensions. tl;dr they do not copy over the attributes from the tag to the / tag they'll create. So if you want to test it out, you could disable JS manually in your browser (it's more convenient in Chrome than Firefox cause it has a switch per tab, oddly enough).

It also works with JS disabled! Although a NoScript bug, which is also common with other JS toggling extensions, breaks the layout despite it being a "No JS" first website.

Disable Javascript is a great extension on FF/Chrome.

If you are on Firefox, you can install the UserAgent-Switcher and set it to Chrome. The UI might be a bit much if not familiar yet, so let me explain it briefly. Click the app and then select from the top drop down menus Chrome and Windows. Then pick one of the Chrome versions listed numerically, e.g. Chrome 118.0.0.0. Next at the bottom right of the add-on menu, click Apply (container) and then refresh the tab. Here's a link: https://github.com/ray-lothian/UserAgent-Switcher/

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Take a look at https://github.com/ray-lothian/UserAgent-Switcher.

What I do is install the User-Agent Switcher and Manager extension and set the user-agent to ${userAgent}.

User-Agent Switcher and Manager, site - im fairly certain this does some of what privacy possum does, though this has better controls and options for this one specific feature.