ScriptKeeper

Block & filter scripts! An easy-to-use Javascript manager inspired by the popular NoScript add-on for for Firefox.

Designed with many unique interface features, including:

* One-click white-list:
Simply click a site's name and it's allowed. Click the clock icon and it's temporarily allowed.

* Quick-mode menu:
Change between four different filtered states easily with the Quick Mode menu. Standard mode disables all scripts except those permitted to run by the user. Relaxed mode is a less strict mode which enables top-level and related scripts to run automatically. See the support page for more info.

* Temporary permissions made easy:
Use the Allow Toolbar to allow or temporarily allow all sites with a click, or use the Undo button to reverse the last action.

* Out of sight blocking:
Ctrl+click (Command+click on Mac) to block and hide a site from view. Click the 'eye' icon at the bottom to see hidden items.

* Inline script and IFrame blocking support:
Effectively filter both inline scripts in addition to scripts from IFrames.


Common questions answered:

Q: What are the benefits of using a script blocker such as ScriptKeeper?

A: There are several positive benefits: improved page performance, many Javascript-based trackers are disabled automatically, and increased browser security as a result of scripting being disabled. For the security-conscious the default settings are recommended.

Q: Why do some scripts only appear in Globally enable all mode, or after allowing all?

A: These are what could be described as 'nested' scripts, ones which only appear when another is already running. Think of them like nested dolls: if the first is disabled then others linked to it won't be able to load.

Q: Part of a site doesn't work properly even when in Relaxed mode, how can I make it work?

A: In such cases you can click the 'Allow all once' button at the top of the interface, which will let all the scripts run temporarily on that site until the browser closes or you cancel the permissions.


For a full guide and list of features visit the support page linked on the right.


Credits:

laurenbacall (interface), lemonsqueeze (awesome JS programming), and kudos to Daniel Bruce for the superb Entypo icon set.


Other addons worth looking at:

Ghostery (helps block all script-based trackers), NotScripts (another script blocker) and Google Classic (lean, customizable Google).