Cool plugin, but it's quiet ironic that their test utility uses (and needs) jQuery hosted by Google to work. Checkout the source here: https://decentraleyes.or

Cool plugin, but it's quiet ironic that their test utility uses (and needs) jQuery hosted by Google to work. Checkout the source here: https://decentraleyes.org/test/ https://decentraleyes.org/test/ It would be much better to serve jQuery from the decentraleyes.org domain and run the test with that. tl;dr: It needs jQuery from Google to test if jQuery from Google can be loaded via $.ajax.