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I've done the same thing, but I wonder how much I am really protecting myself. I need to whitelist sites that I use to get them to work (HN, for example), but
by Splines 9y ago
I've done the same thing, but I wonder how much I am really protecting myself. I need to whitelist sites that I use to get them to work (HN, for example), but that doesn't stop HN from attacking me.
I suppose it raises the bar, but how soon until I whitelist a site that attacks me?
- pferde 9y agoThat's why javascript blocker is just one layer of a multilayer defense.
- Majestic121 9y agoYou'll never have perfect security, but whitelisting JS does raise your defense a lot : mainly because you'll be able to block most attacks from third parties/ads
- superkuh 9y agoYou don't need to whitelist HN. It works fine without it. It just involves reloads. Also, it really helps to only ever temporarily whitelist so exposure is minimized and you learn what you can get by with.