I made an account just to give this addon 5 stars and say how much I appreciate it.
I used to use YesScript but of course that's dead now and this is the perfect replacement!
Thank you so much for making this!

This addon is fantastic. Thank you SO much for continuing to update YesScript (2) for Firefox Quantum. I was keeping Firefox from updating to Quantum just for YesScript to work, so I was really happy to see YesScript 2 a few days ago. You're awesome, Mr. Developer!

Works nicely !

Simple, direct, persistent, fast.

Thanks, works well.

The half blocking helps a lot in addition to Adblock Plus.
https://adblockplus.org/

Thank you !

Simple and effective

Nice replacement to YesScript after the WebExtension Armageddon.

That being said, I'm not sure what to think of that "half blocking" state. It seems smart at first, but I already use other extensions to block toxic external scripts (uBlock & Ghostery), so I'm not sure I'll ever really need it. In all the time I've used YesScript, I've never felt the need for a partial block. Meanwhile, the interesting state (block all) is now 2 clicks away instead of one (not to mention the auto-reload). It would be better to have half blocking in last position IMHO


Edit (since unfortunately it's impossible to reply to replies): I don't think many users of this add-on don't also have stuff like uBlock. That would be an interesting stat to have though.

Thank you so much for your response to my query. I can now use my YesScript2. And I love the half-block.

Ahhh....no more sticky videos.

Excellent extension, the half blocking is really a good idea

great

Does exactly what it says on the tin. A worthy Quantum-era successor to the original YesScript addon. Simple and effective!

Pretty good extension! Well done, mate!

Very good ! Allow me to Disabling Javascript for individual Websites. Thank you !

Works as expected.

The original YesScript was the only legacy extension I was worried about losing when moving to FireFox 57. IMO, being able to blacklist specific domains from running scripts (if you pay attention, you'll notice most ad-heavy websites are displaying ads from the same set of domains using iframes) is must-have functionality for browsing the web (some other browsers -- which I won't name here -- have this built-in).

With the latest update to version 2.5 (applies script blocking policy to pages loaded in iframes), YesScript2 does everything I used the original YesScript for. I also like the way YesScript2 handles the blocklist better than the original. In the original YesScript, you had to add an entry for http and https if you wanted to block both. YesScript2 just needs one entry for a domain.

I guess it's a feature of the new WebExtensions but it's also cool that I didn't have to restart Firefox after updating.