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Speaking for myself here, I don't see how people can use the web without javascript. As for Tor, you're routing other people's traffic while they route yours, s
by unityByFreedom 5y ago
Speaking for myself here, I don't see how people can use the web without javascript. As for Tor, you're routing other people's traffic while they route yours, so I can understand how such connections would be blocked given that blocking IPs is still a method for mitigating security issues, and you can't determine the IP of a Tor browser.
- falcolas 5y ago> I don't see how people can use the web without javascript. Its pretty easy: browse marked up documents, not applications. If some developer conflates the first for the second, move on.
- dolmen 5y ago> As for Tor, you're routing other people's traffic while they route yours Using Tor doesn't imply that your machine is also a Tor exit node.