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Just turn off JavaScript when using a browser. It does break a lot of things, but you can whitelist domains where you feel the JavaScript provides additional va
by JMTQp8lwXL 8y ago
Just turn off JavaScript when using a browser. It does break a lot of things, but you can whitelist domains where you feel the JavaScript provides additional value (e.g., your banking website may require JS for login).
It makes the first week or so of web browsing a little mechanical, having to manually whitelist. But it's worth it. The Web is so performant with JavaScript disabled.
- floatingatoll 8y agoThe ping feature does not require JavaScript.
- uponcoffee 8y agoNot to mention that css is Turing Complete. ... and then you have Javascript at the edge (e.g. Cloud flare workers, etc). The act of circumventing tracking can ironically make you more identifiable. How many users toggle Do Not Track, how many disable Javascript and share the same user agent and ip block... Until there are strong privacy defaults used by the masses, one has to go through ridiculous lengths to get anything more than the illusion of privacy.