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Some of these don't make sense to me. I don't get how people use NoScript; how can you use a browser without JS by default? Also, why would someone blog and pos
by mehrzad 15y ago
Some of these don't make sense to me. I don't get how people use NoScript; how can you use a browser without JS by default? Also, why would someone blog and post pictures while trying to remain anonymous, that seems counter-intuitive. Finally, Chromium > Firefox for open source.
- kijin 15y ago> Chromium > Firefox for open source. Why? Both are open source. Or did you mean to say that although both are open source, Chromium is a better browser overall? As for why someone would want to blog while staying anonymous, think of political dissidents in oppressive regimes or people who are tying to hide from an abusive ex-partner. As long as you use a free service and don't post anything that identifies you, I don't see any reason why blogging can't be done anonymously. Pictures are trickier, and you definitely don't want to post picture of yourself. But something like pictures of flowers in your garden might not be traceable back to you.
- rollypolly 15y agoIt's not difficult to use NoScript. You simply enable it selectively.
- skinnymuch 15y agoWhy is Chromium greater than Firefox [for open source]?