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Another interesting post from homakov. Thanks so much for posting these as I learn a lot. A few months back didn't your blog do something devious to people who
by losvedir 14y ago
Another interesting post from homakov. Thanks so much for posting these as I learn a lot.
A few months back didn't your blog do something devious to people who read it? (Oh, yeah! It was signing people out of their Google accounts, I think?) Anyway, now I'm leery of clicking any links to homakov.blogspot.com.... :-p
I do think I'm safe from you, though. I browse with cookies off, NoScript enabled (except for small whitelist), and RequestPolicy blocking cross-site requests. Homakov, can you think of any sort of exploits I'd be vulnerable to when browsing the web?
- homakov 14y agoRequestPolicy is OK, cookies off is better.. but how can you use the web !
- losvedir 14y agoHa, well in some ways the web is better: I generally don't get ads or annoying pop-ups or social sharing widgets, etc. CSS is often on a separate domain so most pages are unstyled and ugly, but pretty easy to read (usually just black text on white background). But the downside is I had to open this page in a different browser to reply to you just now. And things like Gmail, GitHub, etc, I use in my other browser, but I try to keep the sites I use "unprotected" to a minimum. On the whole, a fair trade-off I think.
- homakov 14y agofair enough