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Do you check the js on every site when you click a link?

• hobs 10y ago
  Of course not, people in this camp generally block javascript by default (because of its constant security and privacy violating problems)
• kuschku 10y ago
  Kinda. I allow JS to work locally on the site, but do not allow third-party JS, nor any access to third-party ressources from sites by default.
  • soared 10y ago
    I've never blocked js because it breaks so much functionality. That could be a useful compromise.
    • kuschku 10y ago
      You also obviously have to allow the standard CDNs and such, but the result is that 90% of the web then "just works", without most of the tracking or problems.