Re:Write site-specific extensions to replace sites' JavaScri...
by matheusmoreira on Thursday March 11, 2021 @06:26AM
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> If you're letting your browser request code you don't want to execute, that's on you.
Indeed. We can run blockers to get rid of user hostile javascripts but we can't get rid of the web site's own code since that's likely to break everything. That's why we'll eventually have to replace them with free software.
Indeed. We can run blockers to get rid of user hostile javascripts but we can't get rid of the web site's own code since that's likely to break everything. That's why we'll eventually have to replace them with free software.