Usually, people suggest uMatrix. But it's a lot more than just NoScript and probably takes longer to make it work the way you want. In general, it gives you total control what your browser is doing.
uMatrix looks heavy duty but effective. I'd never heard of it before--it looks like it could replace my user-string randomizer extension as well as Noscript and uBlock, which makes it worth a strong look. I've already found some tutorials that make it look a little less intimidating. An upvote didn't seem like enough of a thank you for posting.
uMatrix is amazing, but does takes more time to set up. It pays off though - page load times and page sizes are on average ~50% less.