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Not exactly impossible, the Tor browser for example implements many if not all of these.
by shittyadmin 8y ago
Not exactly impossible, the Tor browser for example implements many if not all of these.
- DataWorker 8y agoDo you have much experience using the tor browser? I think it’s a good example of why it’s impossible.
- shittyadmin 8y agoYes indeed, I've generally found it quite good - what's the issue? You don't like dealing with NoScript or something? I have that even on my regular browser...
- DataWorker 8y agoReCaptchas, the inability to post to many sites because tor ip addresses have been blacklisted, latency, etc. It’s better than nothing but like many solutions it doesn’t really seem to address the underlying problem.
- shittyadmin 8y agoThose have absolutely nothing to do with the Tor browser though nor any of the solutions mentioned, that's simply IP blacklisting. The underlying problem of privacy is addressed. The consequence of anonymity is a lack of trust.