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I recently found that more sites has Stripe code on pages that actually don't require payment. First it was a calendar site to schedule meetings, now this. As
by diarized 3y ago
I recently found that more sites has Stripe code on pages that actually don't require payment. First it was a calendar site to schedule meetings, now this.
As many of you, I have a bunch of blockers installed in my web browser and I strip off the Strip code when I am opening non.io 'register' page. Unfortunately, it prevents me from registering.
I believe the code there is to build my profile and start using metrics/features about who I am. I am not sure if it is really necessary at that point.
Would you consider removing Stripe snippets on registering page?
- collaborative 3y agowhat payment method would you prefer? I find Stripe to be one of the least invasive payment SDKs. Am I wrong?
- danudey 3y agoIt's not about which payment method is used, it's about Stripe's payment SDK being embedded on every page (or at least, more pages than it needs to be on).
- collaborative 3y agoI misunderstood. Yes, that's not ok
- jjcm 3y agoJust for clarification, the site is a SPA. There’s no difference in the frontend package between the registration page or viewing a post.