DuckDuckGo serves users with non-free JavaScript. By including DuckDuckGo, GNU IceCat and GNUzilla point users to a non-free program. (With GNU IceCat and GNUzilla, this non-free JavaScript is blocked by LibreJS, and the website functions in limited mode. But users can disable LibreJS if they want, and they may also want to tell a friend about DuckDuckGo; both such use-cases would make people use non-free software and it would be GNUzilla's fault for showing the user that the non-free program exists.)
Should we still keep DuckDuckGo in the default list of search plugins? 1 https://duck.co/forum/thread/11534/making-duckduckgo-s-javascript-free Svetlana -- http://gnuzilla.gnu.org
