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Nat's right: this IS a no brainer. SourceHut hasn't had any non-essential cookies since day one. If you're reading this, Nat - how about removing third-party re
by ddevault 6y ago
Nat's right: this IS a no brainer. SourceHut hasn't had any non-essential cookies since day one. If you're reading this, Nat - how about removing third-party resources entirely from your pages next?
- ronjouch 6y agoWhy, and which third-party resources are you referring to? Looking at uBlock Origin in a GitHub PR page now, I see the following domains: - github.com - githubusercontent.com, DNS pointing at github.map.fastly.net - githubapp.com - githubassets.com All these are GitHub-owned, so from a privacy / customer relationship standpoint it looks fine (except github.map.fastly.net , which is probably for CDN purposes), isn't it? I mean: there is zero googleanalytics / zendesk / tracking saas nonsense here. Or are you making this point from a performance standpoint? By the way, I haven't used SourceHut yet, but thanks a lot for your opensource work.
- ddevault 6y agogithub.blog loads third-party content from Google and Wordpress. GitHub proper also has first-party analytics scripts, which disregards Do-Not-Track and shouldn't be there at all.