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The no-JS / reduced-JS aspect of some of these frontends is particularly interesting, since it implies that the JS wasn't ever necessary --- except perhaps its
by userbinator 1y ago
The no-JS / reduced-JS aspect of some of these frontends is particularly interesting, since it implies that the JS wasn't ever necessary --- except perhaps its only purpose was to be privacy-invasive and user-hostile.
- b00ty4breakfast 1y agoI reckon a very large chunk of the JS on many mainstream websites is explicitly for data collection and advertising.