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Yes but that doesn't include things like screen size/ratio or some other key metrics that usability people rely on. I can see the need for JS but it would be n

Yes but that doesn't include things like screen size/ratio or some other key metrics that usability people rely on. I can see the need for JS but it would be nice if they offered a pixel only version with less granularity for those of us who want the data but without JS.

shakna 6y ago
Those things violate the privacy-first principles, do they not? Things like screen size/ratio are very strong fingerprints that can be used to de-anonymise users with ease.
- deepstack 6y ago
  Exactly! I think most people don't realize the problem of browsing web with JS turned on.