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Yes, absolutely. You can't give your users browser history to jsdelivr. I don't know why would you do that, but it is illegal here.
by bmacho 4y ago
Yes, absolutely. You can't give your users browser history to jsdelivr. I don't know why would you do that, but it is illegal here.
- fafzv 4y agoWebmasters are not giving their users' browser histories to jsdelivr. Instead, their users have configured their browsers to load 3rd party content.
- stingraycharles 4y agoIs the internet even functional for browsers that don’t load 3rd party content? Isn’t that basically the modus operandi of the whole internet?
- gkbrk 4y agoHackers are not exploting machines. Instead, the users have configured their media players to interpret that MP4 file as executable code.
- fafzv 4y agoInterpreting an mp4 file as executable code is not a feature of a media player, not to mention there's no way to disable it. Bad analogy.
- jeroenhd 4y agoSimilarly, browsers don't have a way to disable loading any third party content.
- fafzv 4y agoThey have an extension API for that purpose.
- ranger_danger 4y agoThis would increase your fingerprint substantially, which is very bad from a privacy perspective.
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- Krutonium 4y agoTIL AdBlockers and co don't exist.
- bawolff 4y agoGuns dont kill people, instead shooting victims decided to be in the way of the bullet. /s
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