I've said the same thing lately for Chromium, seems most websites are
suddenly "broken" as far as scripting lately since the 30-ish train of
chromium. I started using actual Chrome, which seems *better*, but
sadly I'm finding myself having to go to firefox to even render/use
various sites lately. Seeing this isn't encouraging... I can never
tell now how much is the site being broken, slow, or my browser being
simply weird.
Anyone else seeing this? Wondering if there was like a fundamental
change that goes against modern trends in (highly) scripted sites in
chrome derivitives.
The sad trend is every site I encounter wants to pack my browser with
scripts from 20 different sites, and notscript/ghostery/adblock catches
them all, making it even harder to know what is or isn't actually my
issue. I just refuse to *not* run them, as who knows what kind of
things they're doing to track/infect me.
Almost need to sandbox a vm with snapshots as a honeypot just to read
the news, expecting to be infected by legit sites with tracking cookies
and scripts, or worse.
-mb
On 04/30/2014 07:07 PM, [email protected] wrote:
I have the same issue on both Win7 and Linux.
Misery loves company ;)
I suspect that part of my problem is all of the (expletive deleted)
nepomuk and akonadi garbage that most Linux distributions now seem to
force on us. I have tried to kill off all that garbage, but it continues
to keep resurfacing and haunting me and I don't know how to totally
destroy it.
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