Must have Safari extension! Should be under top 10 utility for privacy!
Broken in iOS
Response from developer
I’m sorry to hear that! Could you email nazariosoftwarellc@gmail.com with what the error is?
It works
Tried another app and it was too complicated to be useful. This one is fast and intuitive ... Thank you
Superb
Install, enable the extension in Safari settings, add a domain (or multiple domains), choose whether JavaSnipt should block or allow Java to run on the listed domains.
Instant result. Thanks.
App doesn't work
Response from developer
Ken, sorry the UI wasn’t clear. JavaSnipt blocks JS on listed sites if you click that option. If you click Allow on These Sites, it’ll block JS everywhere except the listed sites. If you have any other questions, please reach out to me at nazariosoftwarellc@gmail.com. Hope that helps!
Works great
Response from developer
Thank you so much for the kind review!
Breaking websites including gmail and imgur
I’ve isolated it to this one extension by disabling all others, the websites remain non functional until JavaSnipt is disabled.
I purchased JavaSnipt over StopTheMadness, which was on sale because JavaSnipt seemed like a far more practical solution but choosing between disabling all content blockers, disabling JavaSnipt completely or using gmail is not an acceptable solution.
Does what it says
does not work
Response from developer
Ken, can you email nazariosoftwarellc@gmail.com? I’d be happy to help figure out any issues you’re running into.
one critical missing feature, one bug
GIANT BUG (for me, anyway): if JavaSnipt is enabled, 1Password doesn't work correctly in-browser. I know the 1P extension uses javascript to function; a whitelist for internal, non-Internet-loaded JS sources (i.e., other extensiosn) is essential, or I can't use this extension. =\
Response from developer
This feature is available! Open the JavaSnipt app and click "Allow These." Now, only sites listed in the app will allow JS. Also, sorry to hear you've had issues using it with 1Password. I just tested it and it works for me.
Excellent
Does nothing
It doesn’t actually block JavaScript
works great
Response from developer
I apologize - the email address on the support page was wrong. Thank you so much for letting me know - I've updated it. If you email nazariosoftwarellc@gmail.com, I would be happy to help troubleshoot your issue. The email will go through this time, I promise :)
Does what it says on the tin, but glitchy
But do so knowing it is glitchy. If you manually enter a blocked URL, it will appear in both the blocked and allowed lists. Which is it? If you use the UI buttons to block a site, it may take several attempts for it to work. But once it does, that Jaavscript is DOA.
I'm not sure the nuclear option is really all that useful -- something more targeted is likely more practtical -- but I'm not reviewing what I wish the app did, just whether it does what it says. It does, with some hiccups.
It's 2 bucks. Just get it.
Response from developer
Thank you for the kind review! In the main JavaSnipt app, you can click “Allow These” to allow JS on only the sites added to JavaSnipt. If you click “Block These,” it will block JS on your selected sites. I think that’s what you’re asking for? If not, would be happy to hear more at nazariosoftwarellc@gmail.com.
