Reviews of Script Blocker Ultimate (NoScript, Disable JS)

By: Mojtaba Daneshi

List of user reviews and ratings for Script Blocker Ultimate (NoScript, Disable JS)

Total ratings

4.63 (Rating count: 35)

Receive review notifications

Get notified when new reviews are posted so you can respond quickly.

See reviews on Firefox Add-ons Store

View and respond to reviews directly on the store page.

Visit

Review summary

Users praise Script Blocker Ultimate for being easy to use and lightweight, with effective, early blocking of scripts (including autoplay) and flexible white/blacklisting. It’s viewed as a simpler alternative to NoScript and privacy-friendly. However, common criticisms include the lack of logs and poor visibility of blocked/allowed URLs, plus requests for more granular controls (per-link rules, regex support). Some reviewers also want more proof of the claimed no-tracking behavior.

Pros

Easy to use and lightweight; designed to be simpler than NoScript.
Blocks scripts early in the page load, reducing script activity and improving page performance.
Flexible black/white lists with wildcard support for precise control.
Privacy-friendly operation with claims of not tracking user activity.
Effectively blocks intrusive scripts such as autoplay and random in-page scripts.

Cons

No built-in logs or a visible list of blocked/allowed domains, making auditing difficult.
Limited visibility of what will be allowed when whitelisting; it’s hard to quickly see which URLs are blocked or allowed.
Users frequently request more controls (per-link enable/disable, per-domain rules) and features like regex support, which are currently missing.
Some reviewers are skeptical about the privacy claims and would like verifiable proof of not tracking user activity.

Upgrade to see all 37 reviews

User Reviews

Recent rating average: 4.40

All time rating average: 4.63

Upgrade to see all 37 reviews

5% (2)

Date	Author	Comment
2025-12-17	bo*****	I like this Add-on, it's easier to use than NoScript, and seems to block sooner in the add-on chain, relieving work on privacy screens and such, and it catches non-existant domain names from running scripts. (which is a particular problem I've been having lately … random invented domains which seem to run directly in memory without going out to the router) @developers, I would like to use it instead of NoScript, but sadly I need to keep NoScript, because that lists the domains it blocked and allowed. I need that list to know what to add to the blacklist, and I don't get, even a log, from Script Blocker Ultimate. So I only know I've got my blacklist right for current threats because they don't show up in the NoScript list any more.
I like this Add-on, it's easier to use than NoScript, and seems to block sooner in the add-on chain, relieving work on privacy screens and such, and it catches non-existant domain names from running scripts. (which is a particular problem I've been having lately … random invented domains which seem to run directly in memory without going out to the router) @developers, I would like to use it instead of NoScript, but sadly I need to keep NoScript, because that lists the domains it blocked and allowed. I need that list to know what to add to the blacklist, and I don't get, even a log, from Script Blocker Ultimate. So I only know I've got my blacklist right for current threats because they don't show up in the NoScript list any more.
2024-12-16	Fi*****

2024-11-28	El*****	This add-on is very handy to keep random scripts from running on webpages like autoplaying videos with loud audio.
This add-on is very handy to keep random scripts from running on webpages like autoplaying videos with loud audio.