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The solution is simple. Don't visit sites that employ Tynt.
by tomlin 16y ago
The solution is simple. Don't visit sites that employ Tynt.
- mbateman 16y agoOr do what Gruber suggests and block Tynt in /etc/hosts
- bshep 16y agoor add it to adblock ;-)
- za 16y agoIt's in the easyprivacy filter - http://easylist.adblockplus.org/ http://easylist.adblockplus.org/
- GeneralMaximus 16y agoAh. And I was wondering why I didn't see it anywhere. One more reason to run AdBlock and NoScript.
- tomlin 16y agoNot sure why I was downvoted. The premise to kill Flash by not visiting Flash sites gets me upvoted (trendy hate). I am sure there will be a force-fitted reason coming. I don't get the average HN user, I suppose.
- decode 16y agoI'm guessing you were downvoted because your suggestion was neither simple nor a solution. Since you can't easily predict which sites will use Tynt, it's not simple. Since you (presumably) still want to read the content on sites using Tynt, it's not a solution.