Valerio Bozzolan <[email protected]> writes:
> Hello everyone! > > One kind guy from #librejs suggested to me to partecipate in this mailing > list and present myself. > > I'm Valerio and I'm a freelance web developer. I've hitted a banner from the > FSF website where LibreJS was looking for new LibreJS contributors. > > I love GNU/Linux and free as in freedom software and I love when I'm involved > in many local and international Free software communities. > > Regarding the web, I use to navigate using a cute combination of NoScript + > uBlock + self destructing cookies in a Firefox flavour, and I'm satisfied. > NoScript blocks as default all JavaScript; uBlock blocks as default all spam, > useful when trying to separate spam and ham in nasty websites unworking > without JavaScript and full of third party resources; and self-destructing > cookies... you know. > > I understand the difference between privacy and freedom, so I understand that > we cannot elevate LibreJS to a freedom+privacy fighter, but it does not mean > that it's message to the world should't be spreaded. > > I never tried the LibreJS extension but I really appreciate the message that > you are trying to send to the world. I first want to know how to implement > the LibreJS pratices in my websites, and where I can give an help. > > Thank you for you patience. What do you suggest to start from? Start from the online documentation about how to make your site librejs compatible and try following it. > > Thank you dears! > > P.S. > Do you know the online W3C validator? In my dreams one day it will exist a > cute "LibreJS validator" giving a score to websites in terms of users' > freedom. If you want, I can also give an hand in this direction (e.g. I think > I can stub a POC in PHP). What do you think about it? I think that site is probably SaaSS, and should be written not as a website. https://www.gnu.org/philosophy/who-does-that-server-really-serve.en.html However, making popular js bundling tools be more librejs compatible would be a good project. > -- > Valerio Bozzolan > https://boz.reyboz.it#please-warn-me > > E-mail sent from an happy Android device without proprietary Google Apps.
