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For me, it was HTTPS Everywhere that was causing the problem. Disabling it showed me the pictures.
by lake99 10y ago
For me, it was HTTPS Everywhere that was causing the problem. Disabling it showed me the pictures.
- mixedCase 10y agoThat was it. I wish Google would start with the red alerts already so webmaster may start getting their shit together.
- lake99 10y agoI have five privacy tools on this browser: uBlock Origin, Privacy Badger, HTTPS Everywhere, NoScript, and a free VPN. It was quite tedious to go through each of them before I figured out it was an HTTPS issue.
- breakingcups 10y agoIt's your choice to use those tools to influence your experience browsing free content on the web provided by someone else's servers.
- 5ilv3r 10y agoHTTPS is oppressive to those who cannot afford computers powerful enough to run the cyphers on so many connections. Try browsing on a 66mhz bus pentium some time.
- Dylan16807 10y agoThe slowest pentium can do about 2 megabytes per second of AES+SHA. The fastest is more like 10. That should be more than plenty when compared to how long it takes to render the same amount of data. And how much does that computer cost? An Arm SoC is not much...