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It seems that for 'personal' devices (i.e. laptops/desktops), the biggest vulnerability here is probably actually javascript. You can be smart about what softw
by stephenr 8y ago
It seems that for 'personal' devices (i.e. laptops/desktops), the biggest vulnerability here is probably actually javascript.
You can be smart about what software you run, but most people don't use the web without JS.
Maybe it's time for javascript to be 'off by default'.
- dijit 8y agoI got heavily downvoted for suggesting that maybe google shouldn't be forcing JS for login yesterday. I feel somewhat vindicated with this, however the fact remains that the web today doesn't really work without JS. I don't see that changing for any reason other than it offering a better (or more consistent) experience, but that requires web developers to support that. Which I don't see happening any time soon.
- stephenr 8y agoWelcome to the hive mind.