Feature Request - Hot-key about javascript-toggle-on-and-off

[rNeomy]

this one seems to be as close to that add-on as I can find at the moment

What else is missing?

QuickJS used "Ctrl + Q" as a hot-key to toggle Javascript on/off which was very useful to me.

Is Ctrl + Q free! It is possible to define one, but since Firefox does not yet support customizing the shortcut we need to find something that is not been registered!

[UserMcUser]

Well one thing it's missing is a hot-key. ;)

Ctrl + Q does not appear to do anything in the baseline Firefox (as far as I can tell.)

[UserMcUser]

Also realized that old QuickJS did not reload the page when toggled. This let me keep JS active in one window/tab and still open a new one with JS disabled.

Since the old one toggled the "javascript.enabled" pref directly (which is verboten now), I don't know if the block mechanism in the new plugin can work in the same way but it would be nice if it did.

[andy-portmen]

Also realized that old QuickJS did not reload the page when toggled

We have an option for this!

[rNeomy]

So for Firefox, the default keyboard shortcut is "Alt+Shift+L" (as of version 0.2.2). That "Ctrl + Q" is not working on Mac OS. For other browsers, the user can define the shortcut and hence there is no default value.

[UserMcUser]

Hate to be a bother but could we get a different hotkey, one that's on the left side of the keyboard? Might I suggest using "X" in place of "L"?

It used to be possible for me to unpack and edit a plugin's XPI file to make this sort of change myself but since Mozilla now requires XPIs to be signed my efforts would be pointless.

Cheers!