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No JS

No JS

by Peter Compernolle

18 ratings
20 reviews
#197 in paid Utilities
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$2.99

Details

  • Released
  • Updated
  • December 5, 2015
  • August 25, 2025

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Developer

Peter Compernolle
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About

Temporarily disable JavaScript on webpages to prevent intrusive pop-ups, trackers, ads, and paywalls. This utility offers a quick, two-tap solution directly within Safari views, without needing to alter global browser settings.

✓Temporarily disable JavaScript
✓Block pop-ups and trackers
✓Bypass some paywalls
✓Works within Safari
✓Two-tap activation
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What's New in No JS

1.5.1

August 25, 2025

Fixes crash for some users. Shout out to Eric for the catch.

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📉 197-11

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This app dropped -11 positions in Utilities chart.

Last updated on July 12, 2026.

User reviews

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Immediate Relief

I downloaded this in my effort to fight the new “Please allow ads on our site” page blockers that wouldn’t go away unless I disabled my ad blocker, DNS blocker, and other important privacy protections. Turns out these new page blockers rely on JavaScript to detect your ad blocker. Turning off JS fixed it, but I wanted something faster than going to my settings every time. This app provides immediate relief from site blocking headaches. So worth it.
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FSnap67FSnap67

the Australian.com.au

Did not stop the paywall :(
Garry Turner SydneyGarry Turner Sydney

Useful

Make sure to long press on a link, choose share, then view with NoJS. That way you don’t need to open the page twice.
agaeLoryagaeLory

Kinda pointless

You still need to load the website first with JavaScript and then the app reopens it in a new window without it. So you end up consuming more energy and time, instead of less.
agaeLoryagaeLory

Indispensable tool for power users

No JS effectively disables JavaScript, making it possible to read webpages bloated with popups and other distractions.

The app works very well, but I wish it had the feature to always disable JavaScript on specific websites. Right now you have to disable JavaScript on every visit.

Still, I found the app well worth it.
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Edward R.Edward R.
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FAQ

How does No JS work?

No JS is a Safari extension that allows you to temporarily disable JavaScript for the specific webpage you are viewing. This helps prevent pop-ups, tracking, and some paywalls without permanently changing your browser settings.

What is the price of No JS?

No JS is a paid application, available for a one-time purchase of $2.99.

On which devices can I use No JS?

No JS is compatible with iPhone, iPad, and iPod touch devices.

What is the age rating for No JS?

No JS has an age rating of 17+, indicating it may contain content suitable for mature audiences.

How often is No JS updated?

The latest version, 1.5.1, was last updated on August 25, 2025, suggesting regular maintenance and updates.

Can No JS block all ads and paywalls?

No JS can help prevent some pop-ups, tracking services, ads, and certain paywalls by disabling JavaScript. However, it is not a comprehensive content blocker and some pages may appear broken without JavaScript.

What do users like about No JS?

Users appreciate the app's ability to quickly and easily disable JavaScript, which helps in bypassing annoying web elements without complex settings adjustments. Its integration with Safari is also a key benefit.

Is No JS a content blocker?

No, No JS is not a content blocker. It functions as an extension that temporarily disables JavaScript, which can incidentally block certain types of content like pop-ups and trackers.