>install no-script >every website loads super fast now

uMatrix gives you more nuanced control over what content you block

>>62256421
And how exactly do I know what to block? I hate having to guess and check all the time, it takes too long.

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Just use ublock and block all 3p frames and scripts. You'll still have to let things through occasionally, but this will give you most of what you want.

>>62257228
This.

>>62257148
Well the best solution is "get used to it". It becomes habit after a while, you start to recognize which domains you have to allow to get a site to work, and it discourages you from visiting shitty sites that require a big pile of JS in the first place. You'll eventually build up a whitelist of sites you visit a lot.

The shortcut is to allow first-party scripts by default and block 3rd-party by default. That still breaks a few sites, but not very many. (usually the offending 3rd-party stuff is a CDN that's easy to recognize)

Also they're right that you should use uMatrix (or uBlock's advanced mode) and not NoScript, which has slid into some shady practices.