Alright Sup Forums, which one?

Alright Sup Forums, which one?

noscript vs uMatrix

literally both

fpbp
both serve different purposes

uMatrix looks confusing and annoying.
noscript is easy and quick.

uMatrix blocks more things

no-script but after every update its website ignores my ublock settings

This. I'm sure that there's an advantage to all this fuckshit, but NoScript + an adblocker is good enough for me, and doesn't get in my way

>a literal fucking grid confuses and scares me
nu-Sup Forums everyone

>having to take the time to go through a grid every single page you load for every single element type rather than clicking "allow" or "block"

Dumb question. Is there a way to enable all first party cookies in every single site in uMatrix?

First party cookies are enabled by default in uMatrix

in all honesty, if the site requires unblocking of scripts and a bunch of third party bullshit, it really isn't anywhere you should be visiting or supporting

ublocko and umatrix have for the time being made the pleebnet barely usable again
noscript is dumb and a pain to use

Umatrix can do the same thing, turn all the element names at the top light red, save changes and from then on it works exactly the same as noscript you retard.

AFAIU, they are not used for the same thing. noscript is for security, umatrix is against retarded websites.

I tried to use umatrix for few months
that shit sucks

absolutely not comparable to noscript

u matrix is god tier

problem is most sites have so many elements i basicly use it as one big on / off switch

i really wish umatrix had some sort of intermediate mode that polled user settings on popular sites

also umatrix needs more hotkeys

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The only thing I dislike about umatrix is it allows scripts by default whereas noscript doesn't. Also I have to allow the same website's scripts multiple times with umatrix, which isn't bad but I would like a global allow or something.

noscript is way better than umatrix. umatrix looks like a fucking childs toy so many boxes. lel security can be fun xD. muh gui.

>it allows scripts by default
You can easily set to disallow scripts by default

Is that by disabling first party stuff? I thought that might be the case but couldn't be bothered doing it. Now I just need a way to not have to allow google ajax on every fucking site.

>Is that by disabling first party stuff?
It's by setting scripts to default block in the global scope. You can differentiate between first and third party if you want, but uMatrix already blocks third party scripts out of the box.

Yeah you're a dumbfuq, doesn't work that way. No script is for scripts that run, umatrkx allows you to enable or disable many many more web elements.

Also, it is very easy to use. So you didn't spend enough time with it.

uMatrix is far more powerful and a better option once you get your head around it. NoScript is an acceptable substitute for brainlets.

got used to uMatrix

1. Click umatrix icon
2. Change the blue box of the site to "*"
3. Enable first party cookies
4. Save

Does noscript even have per site filter rules? Also umatrix interoperates with ublock origin too.

you are wrong, umatrix is the brainlet option here, since it doesnt support even half the stuff noscript does. get back to us once that changes

Fuck off Giorgio, you dumb wop. NoScript is deprecated.

I trust site A on its own doesn't mean I trust it on other site. uMatrix is the only way to go. And more over I can choose to unblock cookie/script/xhr alone, how the hell should I use noscript.

Ive heard that the best is a combo of umatrix to control scripts and shit + noscript for other types of protection like ABE, XXS, etc. I find noscript interface easier to navigate though.
>right click
>allow Sup Forums.org
>allow 4cdn.org
>done
How do i achieve the same in umatrix? Post with pictures if possible pls.

Noscript+request policy continued is the best option for me

uMatrix tbqh. Its easy to understand/use.

I switched to uMatrix for the sole purpose that it was easier to block what you needed to

I actually can't fathom how NoScript was simpler to use to some allegedly. Especially with a fuckton of sublinks crammed into the main page

HOW DID THINGS GET THIS BAD >>>>

literally need granular control over every_fucking_website to make shit non exploitve and half way usable

> i member back when noscript just werked 10 years ago

Technological progress and websites having no regulations whatsoever; anyone can shit out the most bloated turd, and normalfags are going to lap it up so long as it looks "sleek" a has a ton of CSS3 animated garbage while their moderns PCs handle the bloat just fine.

uMatrix blocks scripts from being downloaded, NoScript downloads them but denies execution

I have used noscript for years and umatrix for months and I have to say "wut".

Wrong.

This. Use uMatrix.

uMatrix has served me well for a while now.

It's a simple table of Request Type vs Request Destination, Red = Always Block, Green = Never Block, Pale = Block When 3RD Party. Click to cycle through.

uMatrix is unbeatable in terms of having absolute control over everything run or requested in your browser. If you want to turn off your brain and trust that some dude's list is protecting you, fine. But if you also want to be able to modify and visualize that protection when and where you want, literally nothing is better than uMatrix. Think of it as a highly specific adBlock that you customize as you go from site to site, by default blocking everything.

NoScript stopped working in Firefox 56 so I had to make the switch to uMatrix. uMatrix gives you more options but is also much more of a pain in the ass for general surfing (meaning sites you haven't visited before). NoScript had that "temporatily allow" and for all URLs for those faggy sites, while umatrix requires you to deal with 1st party, 3rd party, frames, XHR and shit, and you need to fuck around with trial & error to get sites to work especially if it has embedded youtube videos or similar. I've set up my umatrix so that it works like NoScript, globally block all scripts unless I whitelist it manually (it does NOT do this by default contrary to what it says, it defaults to allowing scripts).

Noscript is in dire need of a UI change and extended functionality to block other objects

By clicking on 4cdn.org and Sup Forums.org I can unblock everything on these domains.

noscript actually lets you use the internet without spending >15 minutes per website

>uses script blocker
>only 'blocks' 5 cookies

ublock origin; umatrix is superfluous
use its dynamic filtering to get more finegrained control

while I'll allow Sup Forums to run the google/gstatic recaptcha scripts I'm not gonna blindly whitelist the whole domain

This is only the beginning.