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>I often see people speak about requiring users to have JS enabled as a problem. But is that really an issue? With how prevalent tracking on the internet is, d
by Xelbair 5y ago
>I often see people speak about requiring users to have JS enabled as a problem. But is that really an issue?
With how prevalent tracking on the internet is, despite GDPR's attempts. Yes, it is an issue.
- nl 5y agoBut Javascript has little to do with tracking. Third party cookies is a much bigger concern there, and mostly orthogonal to the use of Javascript.
- zelphirkalt 5y agoJS is used for fingerprinting and very often to load additional trackers.