FWIW:
Because disabling java script is such a pain for websites to work nowadays.... Have you looked at firejail?
It sandboxes firefox and any other stuff you put into it's launcher and prevents them from accessing anything outside of their own folder. You can sandbox thunderbird, libreoffice, gimp, anything you want.
It is in most all distros package managers already especially debian.

Also mullvad-browser is a firefox browser pre-configured by the mullvad people in conjunction with tor project. You need tor for it.
Mullvad's philosophy is security by obscurity. Worth the read in my book. Very nice. I use it for general browsing.
Mullvad for general browsing and firefox containers to isolate sites to the same container each time like ebay, amazon, individual bank sites, etc. I must have 20 firefox containers and individualize each site
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On Saturday, July 13th, 2024 at 5:59 AM, Roberto Scattini via Dng <dng@???> wrote:

> On Sat, Jul 13, 2024 at 6:13 AM al3xu5 via Dng <dng@???> wrote:
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>> I suggest -- as far as possible or reliable -- using a privacy focused
>> browser and privacy plugins
>>
>> now I am trying LibreWolf, with Enhanced Tracking Protection in Strict mode,
>> with those plugins: uBlock, PrivacyBadger, Disconnect, Disable WebRTC
>
> I'll recommend going this way. I think disabling Javascript totally would turn the vast majority of web pages unusable today.
> I use Vivaldi that comes with ad and tracker blockers, but some time ago I used duck-duck-go extension to block that stuff.
>
> It would be interesting to do some research in "tracking and fingerprinting modern blocking techniques", instead of blocking javascript entirely
>
> Hope this helps!
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> Roberto Scattini