There's a new version of LibreJS - version 6.0.6.
LibreJS is a Mozilla add-on that prevents nonfree JavaScript programs
from running in your web browser.
Here's the changes since 6.0.5:
* When there is a contact email found on a site that contains
nonfree JavaScript, the email link now includes a default subject
and body when you click on it. These defaults are configurable in
the LibreJS add-on preferences.
* LibreJS now works in private browsing mode, and with Tor. There
is some debate whether or not using LibreJS and Tor at the same
time compromises your privacy.
* JS Web Labels links are now recognized with data-jslicense="1"
as well as rel="jslicense", in case you want the page to be
HTML5-valid. Savannah ticket #13366. Thanks to Marco Bresciani
for bringing this up.
* Fixed a bug on the whitelist page (Tools -> LibreJS) where
the "Reset whitelist to default" button wasn't working.
This project's website is here:
http://www.gnu.org/software/librejs/
The source files are here:
https://ftp.gnu.org/gnu/librejs/librejs-6.0.6.tar.gz
And here's the executable you can install in your browser:
https://ftp.gnu.org/gnu/librejs/librejs-6.0.6.xpi
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