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Does it? What problems do you solve by doing it?

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• 1vuio0pswjnm7 5y ago
  Yes. For me, it solves the problem of more annoying, superfluous HTTP requests on the local network. There is often a privacy benefit, too, if the request are being used to send data to an entity that supports online advertising. In some cases, not making these requests avoids supporting the practice of unconsented user data collection, telemetry and online advertising.
  • eropple 5y ago
    I can but only imagine what kind of life derives annoyance from "annoying, superfluous HTTP requests on the local network".
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