Re: NoScript blockage
It varies depending upon the website as well as the functionality intended. Frankly, I don't mind about 80% of the breakage as long as I am getting a say as to what is going on, read: I'm not so lazy to think that just because something broke on the web page, that my life is over because I can't be bothered to activate the required JS and reload.
In today's modern world, privacy requires both commitment and some effort - nothing comes for free.
Biting the hand that feeds IT
