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I only enable js on sites I trust, and only when needed.
by joe_bleau 16y ago
I only enable js on sites I trust, and only when needed.
- markstahler 16y agoI used to do this a year or two ago but nowadays 90% of sites dont work properly without javascript. Is your whitelist so big that you dont notice it anymore?
- joe_bleau 16y agoNot really. I run Opera (or as my co-workers pronounce it, Oprah), so it's F12 and a click to turn JS or cookies on if a site doesn't seem quite right.
- trafficlight 16y agoWhat are you trying to save yourself from?
- joe_bleau 16y agoI'm afraid of the unknown, I guess. I did notice some weird javascript in an email virus attachment the other day. It used a bunch of escaped (hex?) values and other obfuscation techniques. Point being, it didn't look like anything you'd want to run with an accidental double-click. Being that I run winders on the desktop, running Opera with JS off gives me a (possibly false) sense of security.