No. 3 months ago I started using NoScript and my life has gotten so much easier on the internet. I hate it less now. Usually you can get away without Javascript, and if not, it only takes a second or two to fix. The biggest risk is Javascript. You are literally blindly executing code somebody else wrote on your compute for a website you may or may not trust.
One thing I would like to figure out is how can I 'trust' JS for google on google maps (required to work), but4 not anywhere else? It seems like Noscript is per domain but not based on what page you are on.
One thing I would like to figure out is how can I 'trust' JS for google on google maps (required to work), but4 not anywhere else? It seems like Noscript is per domain but not based on what page you are on.