How do I disable Javascript in Chrome?
8 Answers
Click on the address bar —yea the "omnibox", if you prefer a cooler name— and type chrome://settings/content.
(Alternatively, go Settings and type “javascript” into the search box.)
You can disable JavaScript by selecting “Do not allow any site to run JavaScript”:
It autosaves; you don't have to click Done or anything else.
Indeed, we don't even need a mouse to disable JavaScript and get back to the current page:
CtrlT
chrome:settingsEnterjavascriptTab EnterTab x 6, ▼
Lastly, CtrlW to close
Settings.
should take about 5 seconds.
Another way:
Quick Javascript Switcher, a Chrome extension for quickly enabling / disabling Javascript) :
- Chrome webstore:
- Github:
Open Developer tools (Ctrl+Shift+I or F12) -> Preferences (F1) -> Section Debugger -> Disable JavaScript
via :
To disable JS on Windows, find your Google Chrome shortcut (say, on your desktop or somewhere similar). Right-click it, and go to Properties. In the "Target:" field, put "-disable-javascript" after the quotation marks.
Any better ways?
There are two built-in methods to disable Javascript in Chrome:
- in Chrome settings
- in Chrome developer tools
Chrome settings method
- open Chrome settings
- click content settings button under Privacy (see picture)
- select the option to disable javascript