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If it's not served from the domain I've visited, I don't want it. If it is served from the domain I've visited but not over SSL, I don't want it. Then the certi
by delinka 11y ago
If it's not served from the domain I've visited, I don't want it. If it is served from the domain I've visited but not over SSL, I don't want it. Then the certificate owner should be responsible for any damage resulting from the stuff signed by their key.
- matt_wulfeck 11y agoThis gets tricky with things like imbedded youtube and twitter content. I would be right with you blocking content not from the same domain, but I will constantly be clicking off page to watch a video or view a tweet, etc.
- CaptSpify 11y agoIMO: Those should just be offsite links anyway. I personally hate watching youtube videos shrunk down to fit in a small blog-column. YMMV, of course