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It does not improve anything. The web is apps now, denying that is silly. I don't want to reload the page with each search or action in gmail. Neither do I wan
by gear54rus 3y ago
It does not improve anything. The web is apps now, denying that is silly.
I don't want to reload the page with each search or action in gmail. Neither do I want to download telegram or whatsapp if they can be used as a browser tab.
- chrismorgan 3y agoI clearly spoke of content websites. I’m not suggesting disabling JS for web apps. You can easily enable or disable for specific sites with extensions like uMatrix and NoScript.
- graphe 3y agoThat's a cool opinion, but I disagree. It's not all going to JavaScript only. Even Amazon works without JavaScript. You asked for blocking cookies on content. It works.