Raymond Hill non sbaglia un colpo. Dopo l'eccellente uBlock ecco uMatrix. E' praticamente perfetto manca solo la possibilità di avere una white list.

Incredibly useful add-on - allows me to block third-party requests on a very granular level, while making it very easy to block or allow on less granular levels as well. The great user interface is intuitive to understand and use. Highly recommended for advanced users.

uMatrix (paired with uBlock and Privacy badger) is an excellent alternative to the new (broken, garbage version) of noscript.

Once you understand the grid interface, setting the levels of script access on a "per site" basis is incredibly good.

Highly recommended.

Nachdem NoScript trotz der monatelangen Vorbereitung auf Firefox Quantum (57) eine derart schlecht designte Version rausbrachte habe ich uMatrix probiert und mich verliebt. Ein sehr gutes Addon. Danke an die Entwickler. Thank you so much for this Addon.

With the current noscript issues, i too tried umatrix and i must say it's quite good ! You can even fine-tune what you are filtering, unlike noscript. It's not straight forward though, but with the help provided by the dev it's all good !

I also came from NoScript. It took some time to get used to uMatrix and whenever I click a new site I often have to do one or few changes. But this happened with NoScript (the old version) as well. Now that I'm used to uMatrix I prefer it over the old NoScript. It's more powerful and also replaces some other extensions as well. I hope that NoScript will soon be back to its former self but for me, I will stay with uMatrix from now on.

Thank you very much for the extension. On chrome, I have been using umatrix for a long time, I understood it right away, there were no problems. On the firefox used a noscript. But due to the fact that the noscript successfully died, I started using umatrix on the filefox. Thank you for not dropping us, improving your child, correcting minor mistakes! Way to keep Raymond!

It takes a little to become accustomed to uMatrix. But it's quiet easy with the help of the wiki on Github. Anyway I love it and can't think of ever going back to a browser without at least the uMatrix addon.

i'm also Coming from NoScript fiasco.

本質的です

I'm another Quantum NoScript refugee. Very glad to have found this alternative which feels superior to even the pre-Quantum NoScript.
It's a bit of a learning curve but worth the effort of reading all available documentation. Once I grasped the basics after a few days, I find I like the ability for easy fine-tune control where required, while having global rules that make me feel safe browsing, with minimal interruption from this extension. A huge thanks to the developer, whose uBlock Origin ad-blocker I've used for some time now on Firefox and Chrome.
Question: I'm currently using "Cookie AutoDelete" extension, but wonder if I could now easily setup uMatrix instead for the same functionality?

I'm a No Script refugee and I'm glad I've found a good replacement. This add-on is fantastic! It's actually MUCH more robust than No Script and offers a lot more control over what elements to block/allow. You won't miss No Script once you get the hang of it.

NoScript is sucks, uMatrix best!

uMatrix almost completely destroyed NoScript but will protection from clearclick, clickjacking and XSS appear in NoScript?

I'd switch to uMatrix from NoScript if there was something like the Application Boundaries Enforcer of NoScript.

It's a great alternative to NoScript. I've waited for a remake of noscript, but in the early stage, noscript isn't useable.

uMatrix fullfill all the tasks, what i need to have on my browser, all websites are set suspicious and blocks all vulnerable elements.
But i would likely uMatrix to remember my trusted choices, especially some domains, like googlevideo.com, gstatic or Captcha services.
I don't want to re-enable those things over and over again on different sites.