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I disable javascript. It's the only way to fully prevent fingerprinting[1]. Unfortunately, many web developers don't know how to write websites in plain HTML, o
by drew0536488976 13y ago
I disable javascript. It's the only way to fully prevent fingerprinting[1]. Unfortunately, many web developers don't know how to write websites in plain HTML, or they want to use AJAX without any graceful fallback.
[1]http://panopticlick.eff.org/ http://panopticlick.eff.org/
- joshontheweb 13y agoI'm sure almost all of them know how. However, most web developers aren't trying to build websites as much as web applications which necessitate javascript.
- noir_lord 13y agoIt's not that we don't know it's often that we don't care enough to do it. If you have to expend 20% more effort to server the 2-3% of people with JS disabled then a simple C/B analysis kicks in.