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> The user agent will still be able to choose what to display, Will it? Even on Mozilla Firefox (which fewer and fewer sites are tested against) you're pretty
by swiley 6y ago
> The user agent will still be able to choose what to display,
Will it? Even on Mozilla Firefox (which fewer and fewer sites are tested against) you're pretty limited in controlling this. I have zero faith that google will keep that working in chrome
- Liquid_Fire 6y agoCan you clarify how you are limited? I can block anything I want using uBlock Origin today in Firefox. Admittedly sites could switch to rendering everything in JavaScript using canvas or WebGL. But so far no one is resorting to this, because you have to effectively reimplement big chunks of the browser. Maybe one day there will be a JS framework that does this, but then it will be easy for adblockers to target that specific framework.