>> RequestPolicy is good only in theory. In practice when RequestPolicy is >> enabled you basically broke all sites you visit and you have to spend >> seconds if not minutes to establish policies for each new site you visit; >> also, you end up allowing "Blocked destinations" at random until you end up >> with the content you need from the page.
To each their own. I like it because I find it also allows websites to load a lot quicker. Just like NoScript, the more you use it the better it gets. And generally it is pretty easy to tell what needs to be enabled. Plus, with Web of Trust (WOT) you can get somewhat of an idea of what to avoid enabling. > For me RequestPolicy was just a huge waste of time; a good cookie and referer control, HTTPS Everywhere, No NoScript and AdBlockPlus should be enough. >> No arguments from me that those are all good things that everyone should look into, and are probably enough for most people.
