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...there are a lot of developers in the Microsoft ecosystem with Silverlight and whatnot that probably have a deep appreciation for the sort of problems relianc
by angersock 12y ago
...there are a lot of developers in the Microsoft ecosystem with Silverlight and whatnot that probably have a deep appreciation for the sort of problems reliance on non-free platforms brings.
- kansface 12y agoWhich is an argument against using Silverlight, not for removing essentially all JS (breaking) from all websites.
- mattl 12y agoThis doesn't do that, this is just a way to ensure any code you're running on your machine is free software. If you don't care about such things, then you wouldn't install this. Right now, virtually all JavaScript is unlicensed.