No JS vs Postharvest Storage

Ever find yourself viewing a webpage when something annoyingly pops up, like an ad, or paywall, or a prompt to sign up for a newsletter? Or maybe you notice that even after the content has loaded, something is still using your network connection? Enter no.js, a tool that helps you effortlessly, and temporarily, disable Javascript for the page you're viewing. Easily prevent popups, tracking or analytics services, ads, and some paywalls. No need to go into your Safari settings and disable Javascript, only to immediately return to enable to. No need to strengthen content blockers, only to loosen them up again. Just two taps from any Safari view. ** No.js is NOT a content blocker. It is an extension that works in all apps that allow sending URLs to other apps. This means almost any app that has a way to view webpages, but actual mileage may vary. Also, some pages may appear broken when viewing them without Javascript, but good websites won't :)

The Postharvest Storage app collects localised information on the type of storage farmers use for the produce they harvest and keep. Because food has to be stored between harvest and consumption, it is very important to understand how it is stored, in order to improve storage conditions and reduce the losses that can take place during storage. This app allows its users, once they have found a storage structure or storage site, to capture detailed information on storage structures or technology, that are mapped so the distribution of storage types can be better understood. Fill in one survey for each storage structure you locate - if a farmer has several structures, submit one survey for each.