Dude, just read my original post. It's all there in the very next line, it's not like there's anything to explain, I could add more to the list but if you think

Dude, just read my original post. It's all there in the very next line, it's not like there's anything to explain, I could add more to the list but if you think those things are fine there's no point. I don't want that shit on my machine, my friend's machines, my family's machines, in fact I'd prefer that it didn't exist at all. I think that people who think this stuff is acceptable and implement it are passively acting in evil ways. I don't really care to play some pissant game around how you choose to define a word, but if you must, let us do this logically: A JavaScript tracker created for a reason which serves only to degrade the user's experience is definitionally malware. A standard advertising banner isn't malware because there's no software involved, but in the case of 90+% of ad banners out there, I generally feel comfortable in calling them malicious, sure.