> Disabling Javascript and cosmetic filters doesn't make any sense.
it does for those concerned with their privacy - i recommend to my readers to disable JS globally and allow it per-host where needed
as for cosmetic filters, processing them consumes more CPU
also these are suggested settings based on my experience and tailored to fit the Firefox config guides i wrote - i didn't state they were better than everyone elses
it does for those concerned with their privacy - i recommend to my readers to disable JS globally and allow it per-host where needed
as for cosmetic filters, processing them consumes more CPU
also these are suggested settings based on my experience and tailored to fit the Firefox config guides i wrote - i didn't state they were better than everyone elses