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For a lot of single page applications, javascript makes sense. Less data to load from server on subsequent requests. Your app is a lot richer. Sure you can dis
by nojvek 10y ago
For a lot of single page applications, javascript makes sense. Less data to load from server on subsequent requests. Your app is a lot richer.
Sure you can disable js, but for the majority the Web would be really broken without js.
As a culture, tracking is everywhere. Disabling js still logs your up, referrer and a bunch of other things.
I do like what uorigin/adblock and other extensions are doing.