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Re:W3C recommends WebAssembly by BlueTemplar on Friday December 06, 2019 @11:39AM (#21723408)
And this is why if blocking the "web"site JavaScript breaks the "web"site itself, then it never was a website to start with!

(Trackers using these kinds of tactics was only a matter of time between trackers and blockers...)

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Re:W3C recommends WebAssembly by Shish2k on Friday December 06, 2019 @12:19PM (#21723863)
How I wish the problem were only breaking the "web" - these days, blocking tracking scripts on my router ends up breaking my desktop applications...

(Example of the day, Parsec; example from yesterday, NVidia's driver-update software :( )

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Re:W3C recommends WebAssembly by marcthe12 on Saturday December 07, 2019 @01:56AM (#21728908)
Just wow. I won't be surprised if doing something like that will break the os.
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