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> Getting rid of 3rd party content makes it ... kind of not the web anymore. This is what the web used to be like, every site hosted it's own content and the o
by flukus 7y ago
> Getting rid of 3rd party content makes it ... kind of not the web anymore.
This is what the web used to be like, every site hosted it's own content and the only third party content was typically limited to ads. Embedding third party content was considered a dick move at best, illegal at worst and larger sites would frequently block deep linking or being embedded in frames/iframes. Third party hosting only became prevalent when the web became bloated javascript.