	Content Blocking	User Freedom	Security	Privacy	Site Compatibility	Custom Scripts	Platform Support
Haketilo (scripts globally disabled)	yes	optimal	optimal	optimal¹	weak	yes	Chrome+Firefox
Haketilo (scripts globally enabled)	no	none	none	none¹	optimal	yes	Chrome+Firefox
Jshelter	content filtering	none	configurable	configurable	strong	no	Chrome+Firefox+Opera
LibreJS	yes	strong²	none	strong²	fair	no	Firefox only
LibreJS+Jshelter	yes	strong²	configurable	configurable	fair	no	Firefox only
NoScript	yes	weak	fair	fair	fair	no	Chrome+Firefox+Edge
uBlock Origin	yes	weak	weak	weak	strong	no	Chome+Firefox+Edge+Opera
Greasemonkey	no	none	none	none	optimal	yes	Firefox only

Assumptions

For NoScript, the user has scripts globally disabled and enables them manually on some sites.
For uBlock Origin, the user does not modify most of the default settings.
Pertaining to the user freedom and privacy columns, the website operator is honest about the licenses of their client-side Javascript.
Pertaining to the security column, the website operator may be dishonest about the licenses of their client-side Javascript.

Footnotes

The privacy column refers only to client-side Javascript. Hydrilla, the server-side counterpart to Haketilo, can still log which websites you request replacement JS for.
LibreJS' user freedom and privacy is trivially circumvented by attaching a free license to malicious Javascript.