How to Disable Javascript in Firefox

JavaScript is used by many websites to display slick features end effects and has become a part of almost all websites on the Internet. JavaScript is a powerful Internet technology that many websites employ to communicate form data to servers and other simple use cases that we take for granted. Seem people prefer to disable JavaScript for a number of issues including security, performance and also popular ads. JavaScript scripts are usually used in abundance by websites to support multiple functions. If you have seen share irons of popular social networks on pages, they are mostly powered by JavaScript loading in the background, and with too many JavaScript, the loading of certain webpages might become slower providing a jarring online browsing experience. If you wish to disable JavaScript in Firefox, Firefox settings enables users to disable JavaScript at a browser level so that all JavaScript on websites you visit will block JavaScript from loading in the background. In some rare cases, JavaScript also present security vulnerabilities that can be exploited especially if the scripts used are of malicious intent. Some people prefer to have a simple and clean online browsing experience and prefer to disable JavaScript in Firefox. Note however, that some websites might not load properly especially if it relies n JavaScript, which is the inherent trade off in disabling JavaScript in Firefox or any other Internet browser for that matter.

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