JavaScript takes advantage of the enhanced functionality and dynamic interfaces that a website may have to offer. If you disable it, your browsing speed is sure to improve dramatically.

How to use a Chrome extension to disable JavaScript? An extension that allows you to disable JavaScript is the appropriately named: Disabled JavaScript. All you need to do is download the extension ...

By disabling JavaScript, you can disable infinite scrolling on most websites, which is a big deal if you’re trying to cut screen time. Other benefits of disabling JavaScript include reduced ...

In today's open source roundup: Should you turn off JavaScript for a better Web? Plus: How to customize your GNOME 3 desktop. And understanding the new Google+ JavaScript has been a mixed blessing ...

Blocking JavaScript helps improve your privacy, but it risks breaking many websites. Luckily, there is a workaround—disable JavaScript on some sites, but not all of them. Disabling JavaScript ...

This week’s question comes from Thomas, who asks: I disabled the JavaScript just to check the content of my webpage, but unfortunately I could not see any content except the banner H1 tag.

But for users who choose to turn off JavaScript in the Safari Web browser, the appearance of a Smart App Banner on a website will automatically and permanently turn JavaScript back on without ...

Finally, Firefox 23 removes the option to disable JavaScript from the Options pane -- and if you had JavaScript turned off, it has been turned back on. This contentious change derives from the ...

If you decide to use the browser, there is something you have to do, in order to stop most webpages from endlessly loading, disable JavaScript. Amazon first developed the experimental browser back ...

Tor Browser is an internet browser that focuses entirely on user privacy and security. The browser's particular focus is to protect users from having their internet history analysed for information on ...