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I just went for the easy solution and disabled web fonts. Comes with the drawback that many site UIs are now at least partially broken (especially since some de
by alpaca128 5y ago
I just went for the easy solution and disabled web fonts. Comes with the drawback that many site UIs are now at least partially broken (especially since some developers had the bright idea to use fonts for UI icons), though flashier sites tend to come with less interesting content anyway.
But as it stands I don't want to trust Google, Facebook etc. more than absolutely necessary. They have lost every right to that a long time ago and are incentivized by their business model to not change anything.