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A website being rendered by opaque, per-site web-assembly code, is not going to be amenable to uBlock, Greasemonkey or any other user-empowering extensions.
by tux1968 5y ago
A website being rendered by opaque, per-site web-assembly code, is not going to be amenable to uBlock, Greasemonkey or any other user-empowering extensions.
- ilaksh 5y agoIn this theoretical world you would generally not authorize any code (nor could any run by default) if you were just trying to view a web page. The HTML subset would be used for displaying information.