Control what JavaScript executes on your web-browser! RequestOff allows you to load the initial JavaScript required to load single-page applications but disables all dynamic Javascript after the content is loaded.
A good amount of users do not need all the interactivity provided by JavaScript (you would be surprised). While one could disable Javascript in the about:config section of a browser, this removes the control to allow JavaScript execution on certain tabs, for a certain moment of time.
RequestOff provides the user the control to disable JavaScript per tab, based on time, activity, or even DOM loading phases. This allows you to use just the right level of JS support that you require. No more pesky telemetry whenever your cursor moves!
- Domain Filtering
- Aggressive Block Mode (Auto turn off requests and turn on during user interaction)
- Add a disk buffer in Local Storage
- Add a serialization method for LS -> in-memory
- Add a background thread to purge old off-line tabs that are no longer existent
- Add a 'No-Off' filter to prevent domains to not be impacted by requestOff
- Add a timer filtering mode
- Bug Fixes (Separate Window State for UI)
- Close multiple tabs pointer jump bug
- Add UI menu popup
- Add vim-mode
- Add auto scroll methods for vim-mode
- Window Filtering (via UI & shortcut)
- Add Settings page
- Optimize onBeforeRequest to minimize overhead (Array => Set)
- Fix out of bounds vim arrow error
- Fix Tab Sync Error