Yes, I'm going to be the guy that mention that this site does not do a thing with NoScript running.
I'm always so happy with this addon and the first thing I install on a new machine.
I'm always so happy with this addon and the first thing I install on a new machine.
I think (but never really researched and enabled it) you can also have it run in whitelist mode by default, so that you can disable JS for specific sites.
Best to give it a try though.
I enabled JS for just eff.org, and coveryourtracks tells me I'm still spewing 17.12 bits of fingerprint all over the internet. I suppose it'd be possible for a browser to randomly rotate stuff like user-agent through multiple common values to mitigate that.