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Re:uBlock Origin: Address first-party tracker blocking by derefr on Wednesday November 20, 2019 @10:11AM (#21584540)
Nah; presuming the page’s real content continues to just be plain HTML, the worst things will get is that you’ll have to browse some sites with JavaScript disabled.

Also, re: “inline” static images, there could totally be client-side ML-model cosmetic filters that recognize and remove known as images, regardless of how they got to the page. The filter could even just throw a floating rectangle over then, so it wouldn’t even have to understand how they’re made in the DOM. This is the “thermonuclear backup plan” we’ve been expecting to need to pull out for a while now, though advertisers have been lazy about getting sneaky enough to necessitate it.

Re:uBlock Origin: Address first-party tracker blocking by BlueTemplar on Thursday November 21, 2019 @12:47PM (#21597005)
My issue is that while blocking third-party scripts breaks a small part of the "Web", this now requires me to block even the first-party JavaScript, breaking most of the Web !