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> I'll just continue to block all Javascript. This allows truly ethical websites to run static ads, and blocks a ton of tracking. This is definitely a potentia
by happybuy 7y ago
> I'll just continue to block all Javascript. This allows truly ethical websites to run static ads, and blocks a ton of tracking.
This is definitely a potential approach for 'Pro' users. E.g. those people who understand and can workaround any issues that may arise when JavaScript is not available on a website.
For non-Pro users however, Community Whitelists may be a good alternative. It allows advertising on the small number of websites which do it responsibly while also blocking the potential for tracking across the broader web.
As there is a threshold that a site needs to meet to be on the Community Whitelists, it means that only a small number of sites would be whitelisted and cross-site tracking is still blocked.