I like this Add-on, it's easier to use than NoScript, and seems to block sooner in the add-on chain, relieving work on privacy screens and such, and it catches non-existant domain names from running scripts. (which is a particular problem I've been having lately … random invented domains which seem to run directly in memory without going out to the router)

@developers, I would like to use it *instead of* NoScript, but sadly I need to keep NoScript, because that lists the domains it blocked and allowed. I need that list to know what to add to the blacklist, and I don't get, even a log, from Script Blocker Ultimate. So I only know I've got my blacklist right for current threats because they don't show up in the NoScript list any more.

There's a common scenario I encounter where I'm on a page and I know on that page there's a link I'm interested in opening with JavaScript disabled. However, the page I'm currently on requires JavaScript to function and display, so when I disable JavaScript, the page automatically reloads and I can no longer see the link I wanted to open. An option for disabling the automatic reload would be nice. There are roundabout ways for resolving this, such as copying the link beforehand (unless it's one of those script links that can't be right clicked and copied) or by first adding the domain to the whitelist and enabling the "Block All but Whitelist" option (a lot of unnecessary clicks). What would be awesome and something I've never seen in these kinds of add-ons is a right click context menu entry that allows one to open a specific link in a tab that has JavaScript disabled.