Firefox reader mode can often strip out JS annoyances.
Doesn't reader mode disable JS by definition?
iirc I can use Firefox's reader mode on websites that if I simply disabled js entirely would refuse to load anything at all. The viewer itself might have minimal or no js but it's not quite the same.
ABP works for the most common of these too (e.g. popups/banners)! You have to enable it in the settings I think.
JS annoyances it won't fix are like idiotic scrolling behaviour and stuff. And for that, yeah reader mode is ideal.
Doesn't reader mode disable JS by definition?
iirc I can use Firefox's reader mode on websites that if I simply disabled js entirely would refuse to load anything at all. The viewer itself might have minimal or no js but it's not quite the same.
ABP works for the most common of these too (e.g. popups/banners)! You have to enable it in the settings I think.
JS annoyances it won't fix are like idiotic scrolling behaviour and stuff. And for that, yeah reader mode is ideal.