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I don't need to be in the 1990s, I just wished websites wouldn't need to draw from ~200 untrusted sources and possibly worlds largest malware distribution chann
by josefx 8y ago
I don't need to be in the 1990s, I just wished websites wouldn't need to draw from ~200 untrusted sources and possibly worlds largest malware distribution channel to show some ads from even less trusted sources right next to badly formatted text.
- SolarNet 8y agoI mean the text is probably from poorly trusted sources as well but that's a different problem.
- dijit 8y agobut text has a limited attack scope compared to say: an entire interpreted language and DOM.
- y4mi 8y ago> I just wished websites wouldn't need to draw from ~200 untrusted sources That's just how it is though. Even if you're using vanilla js. Don't get me wrong, I know what you mean... it's just that it's really hard to actually find arguments for that... philosophy At this point, I think it doesn't really matter as long as your site has a good ux.. which is obnoxiously hard to measure