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Is this a joke, or did he actually mess with yet another add on? If this is true, and wasn't fixed in the latest version, it seems like a death knell for No Scr
by jokermatt999 18y ago
Is this a joke, or did he actually mess with yet another add on? If this is true, and wasn't fixed in the latest version, it seems like a death knell for No Script. The Adblock business was bad enough, but apologizing for one and doing nothing about the other is wrong. He obviously knows that messing with a users addons pisses them off, and has ignored that.
However, that's only if this isn't just a joke in poor taste.
- jmhodges 18y agoNot a joke.
- cdr 18y agoIt's not a new thing, either - it would've continued to receive pretty much zero attention if it weren't for the Adblock mess.
- Jem 18y agoNeither - Ghostery got it wrong.
- ks 18y agoIt seems to me that this has nothing to do with the plugin itself. From the articles and the responses, it seems that it is only his website that blocks the CSS popups of Ghostely. The plugin does not do any harm to ghostery. He just uses a CSS rule on his website to disable some of ghostery's functionality.
- ScottWhigham 17y agoI don't think this is the "death knell" for NoScript; perhaps some users will get so angry that they won't use it but realistically what other options are available? None that I know of that offer the same experience. This is "not good", it isn't terrible IMO, and if the guy fixes it and stops doing stuff like this, then I'm fine with it.