Windows 10: Browser Extensions Won’t Be Available in Windows 10 RTM

I don't use noscript anymore. I did at one time, it slowed my browsing down to much and some sites didn't work to well.

Actually, that happens in the real world as well. I don't know if you have a wal-mart in Australia, if go in, you have people following you if not they are watching you on a computer screen.

 

I will never give up Firefox or Cyberfox to use Edge.

 

It can be a pain to use.
However, once you work out which scripts are actually needed, you can set those to always activate.
You can also (probably) do a lot of other tricky things given how many settings the add-on has.

That said, it seems to me that recently websites deliberately add "junk" scripts to make script blocking so annoying that you will just give up and accept the junk they try to foist on you.

I expect to be monitored if I enter some business where I might shoplift or damage equipment.

Stores used to actually have store detectives who followed you around (physically).
However, I wouldn't expect the store detectives to follow me back to my house and peer in through the windows.

 

I will never give up Chrome and Ad-block-Plus cause i can stream and watch my favorite sports on all; i mean all streaming sites without any damn ads that carry all the Malware and virus that ride on the streams,and google chrome and Ad-block is very easy to set up block Element compared to other browsers like Firefox, and IE, that make it so hard to block element

 

How does Microsoft expect us to use the Internet without the 20 or so browser toolbars installed by desktop apps? *cry

 

Ummmmm?*Think Faster? Safer? Sandboxed? I dunno maybe bored because we don't get to use Malwarebytes!