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How do I disable Javascript in Chrome?
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How do I disable Javascript in Chrome?
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Click on the address bar —yea the "omnibox", if you prefer a cooler name— and type chrome://settings/content
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(Alternatively, go Settings
and type “javascript” into the search box.)
You can disable JavaScript by selecting “Do not allow any site to run JavaScript”:
It autosaves; you don't have to click Done or anything else.
Indeed, we don't even need a mouse to disable JavaScript and get back to the current page:
CtrlT
chrome:settings
Enter
javascript
Tab Enter
Tab x 6, ▼
Lastly, CtrlW to close Settings
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should take about 5 seconds.
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Another way:
Quick Javascript Switcher, a Chrome extension for quickly enabling / disabling Javascript) :
The only problem with this solution is that QJS breaks certain CSS3 styles and properties, such as transitions. – Lazerblade – 2016-01-13T19:16:59.960
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via http://www.google.com/support/forum/p/Chrome/thread?tid=5e291648113cc731&hl=en:
To disable JS on Windows, find your Google Chrome shortcut (say, on your desktop or somewhere similar). Right-click it, and go to Properties. In the "Target:" field, put "-disable-javascript" after the quotation marks.
Any better ways?
AFAIK this is the only way by now. – buba – 2009-10-28T20:48:17.343
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There are two built-in methods to disable Javascript in Chrome:
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Yet another way to do this that might be easier:
Pull up the Chrome Console, and click on the settings icon in the lower-right. At the top in "General" is the option to disable Javascript - along with lots of other easier-to-access goodies.
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I'm still using NotScripts, because it blocks more than just JavaScript, allows for both temporary and permanent exceptions, and it actually has a decent UI (unlike Chrome's built-in functionality).
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You can use the Quick Javascript Switcher extension.
This is exactly the same suggestion as @mlb – JoshP – 2012-09-24T19:09:04.257
@MegaHit, Yea that "cool name" isn't actually much of a hype that Google wishes it to be. Post edited. – Pacerier – 2014-09-23T22:01:23.083
Does it need page refresh? – Nadav B – 2018-06-05T18:44:38.117
Just a note: the Wrench menu is not a wrench anymore. Don't know how to describe it though... – MegaHit – 2013-05-02T01:37:23.657