I love to see software that is actually acting on behalf of the users running the code rather than companies serving it. This does point to some problematic di

I love to see software that is actually acting on behalf of the users running the code rather than companies serving it. This does point to some problematic directions though. If web standards were simpler and it were easier to build competing browsers (and/or if we could trust plugins more), then it wouldn't be much of a concern if some browsers choose to experiment with these kinds of protections.