Epic Privacy Browser Forums

I agree with the OP.  I really liked my Firefox, ABP, NoScript, Ghostery combo before the switch.  Using NoScript showed me a lot about JS usage on sites, and one of the features I really appreciated about it was how easy it was to selectively enable JS.  Sometimes you're on a site that pulls JS from many sources, and you only trust one or two enough to enable them.  This falls outside of the current use-case, which is basically an all-or-nothing gamble.  If NoScript-like capability is added to Epic, I'd really appreciate the above feature.