at moment though no-script wins easy; been noting that most of even remotely commercial sites tend to load up 10-60 ad scripts in total, or in cases attempt to( possibly more even if would test more chains because many tend to load more scripts if one is allowed) and with such blocking scripts I've noted memory and processor usage per page drop significantly compared to chromium based browsers; ofc this doesnt even measure when you can also block out every googles track script (1-5 scripts per page ) + any potentially malicious script from loading

at moment though no-script wins easy; been noting that most of even remotely commercial sites tend to load up 10-60 ad scripts in total, or in cases attempt to( possibly more even if would test more chains because many tend to load more scripts if one is allowed) and with such blocking scripts I've noted memory and processor usage per page drop significantly compared to chromium based browsers; ofc this doesnt even measure when you can also block out every googles track script + any potentially malicious script from loading

at moment though no-script ins easy; been noting that most of even remotely commercial sites tend to load up 10-60 ad scripts in total, or in cases attempt to( possibly more even if would test more chains because many tend to load more scripts if one is allowed) ad such blocking scripts I've noted memory and processor usage per page drop significantly compared to chromium based browsers