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good for you, running javascript everywhere. With adblocker, or uMatrix, or noScript, etc, you have to white-list each site. Trivial but annoying.
by gcb0 8y ago
good for you, running javascript everywhere.
With adblocker, or uMatrix, or noScript, etc, you have to white-list each site. Trivial but annoying.
- a1369209993 8y agoWhy would you whitelist a rag^Wnews site like theregister.co.uk?
- Symbiote 8y agoFor a news site, it has a fairly low number of trackers, and it's in the EU so GDPR applies.
- ars 8y ago> good for you, running javascript everywhere. I'm not. I have noscript installed. I whitelist certain things, plus anything run by the site itself (which is automatic, I don't have to configure it per-site). I rarely have to change it anymore.