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1. In Google Chrome, go to its Settings page.

2. Scroll all the way down to the bottom and click “Advanced Settings”. Under the Privacy section, click “Content Settings”.

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3. Under the Javascript section, click “Manage exceptions”. Now you can enter the site’s URL that you want to block javascript and select “Block” under the Behavior selection.

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Click Done. That’s it. Javascript will now be blocked on the site(s) that you added in the list.

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