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> All that's happened is I've requested some data from the server and they've given it to me, from then on how I display it and what gets run is entirely up to
by jasonlotito 13y ago
> All that's happened is I've requested some data from the server and they've given it to me, from then on how I display it and what gets run is entirely up to me.
You currently already have this option. You can control all this. That you've setup your browser to, by default, automatically grant JavaScript the right to run or accept cookies from third parties or numerous other things is on you.
That's it has become fairly standard practice is a result of the masses wanting it that way.
- Nursie 13y ago1. No, I haven't set my browser to do this, it comes that way. 2. I am aware of my options, thanks. But you'll find the other parties arguing that I don't or shouldn't have the right to exercise them.