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I would not be at all surprised if there was a high correlation between "People who turned off Javascript" and "People who declined to provide telemetry", so th
by caf 13y ago
I would not be at all surprised if there was a high correlation between "People who turned off Javascript" and "People who declined to provide telemetry", so there could be some selection bias in those results.
- ishansharma 13y agoPeople who understand what that setting did can still disable by going to about:config! This is not a conspiracy, just making browser hard to break for people who check boxes and forget about these. For those, browser is broken! Those who know what disabling JavaScript actually does still have a way to disable! Where does all the privacy talk come in between?
- Natsu 13y agoNoScript is a much better option all around. I know I've been using it since forever. When I got my last company laptop without all these things set, I was surprised how painful it was to try and download anything without a proper adblocker and noscript. I don't know how people do it.
- zobzu 13y agothat's a good point