Luminous: JavaScript events blocker

An experimental extension to identify, analyze and block code execution and event collection through JavaScript in your browser.

Luminous: JavaScript Events Blocker Chrome Extension

Luminous: JavaScript events blocker is a Chrome extension designed to improve security and control while browsing the web. This experimental tool fills the gap where common blockers fail by allowing users to detect and decide what JavaScript code executes in their browsers. By providing visibility and control, the tool not only enhances user's security but also proves beneficial for JavaScript developers in understanding the working of their code.

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Extension stats

By: gbaptista

Users: 2,000+

Rating: 4.89

(19)

Version: 0.0.28 (Last updated: 2019-09-14)

Creation date: 2019-09-14

Risk impact: High risk impact

Risk likelihood:

Very low risk likelihood

Manifest version: 2

Permissions:

storage
unlimitedStorage
tabs
webRequest
webRequestBlocking
webNavigation
<all_urls>

Size: 386.05K

Email: gu*****@gmail.com

Ranking

# 19,163 ▲ 230

Other rankings

#938 in Developer Tools ▲ 4 #6 in javascript keyword 44 ▲ 1 #11 in event keyword 24 ▲ 2 #202 in website blocker keyword 61 ▲ 2

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Extension summary

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We have amazing projects like Lightbeam, NoScript, ScriptSafe, uBlock Origin, HTTPS Everywhere and many others. All have the proposal to identify and/ or prevent the execution of questionable codes and requests.

These tools are vital, but we inevitably need to make concessions to access many websites as we have a massive use of JavaScript on the web. When you access for example the Google Translate website, with a combo of 3 extensions (HTTPS Everywhere, uBlock Origin and ScriptSafe) and Luminous, we have the following result after a few moments:

6 requests influenced by HTTPS Everywhere
75 requests blocked by uBlock Origin
4 items blocked by ScriptSafe
7,6 thousand JavaScript executions detected by Luminous

It’s about this number (7,6 thousand) that we are lost and with hands tied, it’s there that we do not know what happens and we still do not have the freedom to decide what can or can’t be executed. This is the main purpose of the project, filling this gap and being able to see and control what happens. As a side effect we end up also having an interesting tool that helps in JavaScript code developing process by giving us visibility about what is happening.

User reviews

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Pros

Very useful for blocking specific JavaScript events.
Easy to use for tweaking abuse webpages with lots of popups and onclick events.
Great interface and functionality.
Helps detect hidden trackers and analyzers.
Allows blocking of specific JS events without breaking the rest of the site.

Cons

The ruling system can be complex to understand.
Lacks a reset button to easily revert settings to default.
Some websites may not work properly when the extension is enabled.

Most mentioned

Helps block JavaScript events effectively.
Interface is good but can be complex.
Useful for detecting hidden trackers.
Can cause issues with logging into certain websites.

User reviews

Very useful tool. It would be even better with a reset button to easily revert settings to default.

Abdelhamid CHIHABI, 2024-09-23

Killya, 2024-05-20

I wanted to remove an event from the site that added its information when copying text, this extension helped me with this in 3 clicks. Great)

Владислав Егоров, 2023-03-10

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Extension safety

Risk impact

Luminous: JavaScript events blocker requires some sensitive permissions that could impact your browser and data security. Exercise caution before installing.