The popular NoScript add-on for Firefox will already be made available for Chrome users.
NoScript allows active contents to run only from sites you trust, and protects yourself against cross-site scripting attack (XSS) and Clickjacking attacks.

It basically allows JavaScript, Java and other executable content to run only from trusted domains of your choice, thus preventing exploitation of security vulnerabilities. These options are available on the latest Dev channel v5.0.317.0 of Google Chrome for Windows.

This is just another great job of Google Chrome team. Some may think of switching from other browsers (particularly Firefox) to Chrome. However, I don’t see enough reason for Firefox to be relegated. Firefox is still at its best. The only thing is that this great “NoScript” add-on on Firefox will also be made available for Chrome. But it doesn’t guarantee everything that made Firefox to the top can be experienced also on Chrome.

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