Closed SusanTN closed 6 years ago
Hi @SusanTN
Thanks for your report. There is already a settings page, you can access it when right-clicking on the switch icon and select Open Disable JS settings
.
On Firefox for mobile, you need to open the browser menu, select Add-ons
-> Disable JavaScript
-> Options
to access the settings page.
About your suggestion, is there any case where you wouldn't want to see the <noscript>
-content of web pages if JavaScript is really disabled?
The whole point of the tag is to show the user that JS is not running, which is valid if you've disabled it...
Closing for now due to inactivity. Feel free to reopen if you can provide more information, Thanks.
You need an options window where various settings could be controlled. One of these should give you the ability to ignore noscript sections that are displayed instead of the content if you have javascript disabled.