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Many websites also do not provide their JS source code in readable form and state the code's license. They purposefully obfuscate it using uglifiers and then bu
by zelphirkalt 4y ago
Many websites also do not provide their JS source code in readable form and state the code's license. They purposefully obfuscate it using uglifiers and then build in things talking to Google into their website. Even the usual "isogram" thingy for GA is not readable. Giving this, I definitely hold the web developer and company responsible.