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I'm sometimes frustrated by uMatrix blocking every requests to third party website and forcing me to accept each of them when needed. But when I see exploits li
by gcornut 9y ago
I'm sometimes frustrated by uMatrix blocking every requests to third party website and forcing me to accept each of them when needed. But when I see exploits like this I'm happy that I haven't uninstalled it :D.
You still have to be vigilant when whitelisting requests in the uMatrix panel though.
- moreless 9y agoNote that uMatrix doesn't protect you (by default) from sending data out. It also depends on the page you are visiting. If it's just some random post on net I actually don't care much if they do manage to post data elsewhere (the risk in that case is actually higher if I allow ajax.googleapis.com than some random non-google page), but with banking sites and credit card forms you need to be careful.
- pmlnr 9y agoThe trouble with the approach in the article is that by adding a npm dependency, it may as well be the script served by 1st party, buried in their react monster.