I wrote a super simple global Javascript toggle plugin for Chrome because I was tired of manually toggling it in the preferences. Currently I believe I'm the only user, but I use it every day. It doesn't collect / send any data anywhere, it literally just toggles Javascript and reloads your open tabs. I wrote my own plugin to do this simple thing because I don't trust other people to make simple things and just leave them alone. Feel free to use it if you'd like.

https://chrome.google.com/webstore/detail/js-toggle/bnhjfamo...

I use Firefox, given the opportunity, and I typically have uBlock origin, Noscript, and Privacy Badger installed. It seems to me that they do very different things, and I just might want all of those things done.

When you change settings in uMatrix - the default scope is for the current root domain. At the top left, you’ll see the full domain- and the root is selected. To make internet-wide setting changes, select the ‘*’ next to the domain and then make your changes. This way you can block all JavaScript by default (even 1st party) and then whitelist as you go.

I have been using just uBlock Origin since chrome does not have noScript, but I am pretty sure uBlock Origin has the ability to block javascript, which I have on by default.