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		HPsquared on May 22, 2023 \| parent \| context \| favorite \| on: Modern work requires attention – constant alerts s... Not sure about iPhone, but most browsers on Android (e.g. Chrome, Edge) let you disable JavaScript in "site settings" by default. You then opt-in for a given site by clicking the little padlock on the address bar and enabling JavaScript for the site in question. Also works for things like audio, location, etc.

slondr on May 22, 2023 | [–]

Safari on iOS lets you do this in the system settings

Rediscover on May 23, 2023 | [–]

lynx(1) on termux does this automatically. :)

Yes, I use lynx as my main browser except for HN. Everything else is lynx.

Further OT: My ex-father-in-law will tell me in SMS or email something to the effect of "Use a graphical browser...[to see this URL]."

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