I find with things like this that it's a million times easier to have the feature turned off by default, and then whitelist your own specific use cases. Thats

I find with things like this that it's a million times easier to have the feature turned off by default, and then whitelist your own specific use cases. Thats what Ive done with Javascript on the web. My browsing experience is so much better without downloading 20mb of ad network code on every page load, that I could never go back even with the minor annoyance of having to click "allow javascript on this site" every now and then.