I can't get Privacy Badger to load in IceCat.
I allow just: diaspora, gnusocial and mediagoblin. I rarely visit gnusocial
though.
Thank you for mentioning Privacy Badger! Added it to my web browsers.
May I also suggest Disconnect?
https://addons.mozilla.org/en-US/firefox/addon/disconnect/?src=external-product-icon
Released under GNU GPL 3.0 even though it's listed as "open source".
thanks for explaining. I remember trying CSS and not getting it. :(
that's what I suspected. :(
> Before js, was there another way to have interactivity?
It depends on what you mean. Some things that people do with JS can be done
with CSS and standard elements. Some things by definition cannot be done
without programming.
You don't use it.
interactivity- is that its main function? Before js, was there another way to
have interactivity?
how do you use a site like diaspora that has js and won't function without
it?
jsless internet is a beautiful experience, trust me, I got so used to
functionality, speed and content over bloat.
> I don't understand exactly what javascript is, what it's for
It's a programming language. JavaScript programs are sent to your browser by
Web pages and then automatically executed, usually to add interactivity to
the page. The problem with JavaScript on the Web isn't the language, it's
in NoScript, if something's temporarily allowed, then the bad stuff can get
in, too, I assume. If I want to not trust something lurking, often I can't
block it out unless I block the main site. So many sites use it, though it
seems very vulnerable.
I don't understand exactly what
Do you use Yacy?
I did a test of the first addon:
it helped with
.01 of identifying information
A good example is if you want to install & run
Yacy you have to install OpenJDK7
Just wanted to point out that JavaScript and Java are different beasts.
Something (most of) you probably already know.
Well, with NoScript you can forbid all scripts, then temporarily enable it,
or always allow for certain sites.
I think it is a better system than LibreJS because it blocks all arbitrary
code execution and you can have a whitelist of sites.
But definitely use TBB as much as possible.
I agree to certain extent, yet we need JavaScript for some functionality of
programs. Not defending, Java has been around for a long time. Yet we have be
careful with it. There is other methods to help modified the capture of
Metadata.
>This extension hides private and important metadata of your browser, usually
obtainable using resource:// URIs, against the Web. You should have it
installed if you use many extensions, because having many extensions means
having many tracking and fingerprinting vectors. Also, Web sites can
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