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Honestly, it's bonkers that the standard, default approach for all mainstream browsers is to let every random website in the world run any arbitrary code it wants on your computer.
Yeah, they usually attempt to sandbox it, but still. Sometimes sandboxes can be escaped. And sometimes the code can do significant harm while still inside its sandbox.
Most websites would break, or not even display, without javascript. Sure, it's bonkers for you, but an alternative browser that can't immediately show a website that works perfectly well in Chrome wouldn't get much of a user base.
I hate javascript
Iβm not sure why there is a downvote on thisβ¦ unless the downvoter thinks you donβt hate javascript enough?
Those last two panels are so far past the inconvenience I'd ever be willing to put up with. I'm not sure how it could ever be worth it.
I tried it for a while. I got caught up in the 'privacy' crowd on Reddit and went all out for a bit. Even de-googled my Android phone at the time. It is inconvenient as fuck. And you're going to be spending more time tinkering and looking for workarounds and alternate software than actually ever getting anything done. All just to stop an advertising company from detecting what you clicked on, or for the website owner to never get any telemetry.
de-googling your android can be pretty easy and convenient, nothing compared to disabling javascript IMO
You are allowing webpages to load?
You guys turn on computers?
How tf do you people use the web with JavaScript disabled? Almost all websites stop working
I have never heard the bottom left take anywhere before, though.
Having said that, Firefox+ublock+noscript rules.
I have never heard the bottom left take anywhere before, though.
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"You are, without doubt, the strangest online-script user I've ever heard of."
"But you have heard of me!"
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[Edit: Sorry, slipped into wrong language before...]
bonus meme:
Hey, so there are a few threads I can't see from this instance due to defederations and I wanna respond anyway.
@Digit@lemmy.today open dyslexia font? nice touch.
Thanks. Yeah, it's OpenDyslexicAlta Bold. It felt like a good option for a meme font that was kinda different and maybe easy enough to read to make it useful too.
@Onomatopoeia@lemmy.cafe That makes it easier for dyslexics?
Possibly for some, as @Ludicrous0251@piefed.zip said. I think it would probably be more beneficial for those who are introduced to it at a young age. Otherwise it takes some time to get used to it, and I did end up falling back to the fonts I had been using. But I do like OpenDyslexicAlta font and think it makes a good meme font, so yeah.
Okay so that's my response to the chain of comments quoted above. Sorry I can't give y'all upvotes due to the defederation, and sorry it took me so long to realize there were comments which were hidden from me. I do try my best to respond to everything that seems directed at me or which I can offer a worthwhile response.
The next chain of comments is much longer (it's a really good one too), and I'm thinking I'll make one or more responses when I get back online a while from now.
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Thanks. Yeah, itβs OpenDyslexicAlta Bold. It felt like a good option for a meme font that was kinda different and maybe easy enough to read to make it useful too.
@Digit@lemmy.today This, I applaud. I aim similarly.
tyvm for the appreciation. and since I can't send upvotes directly, you get extra hearts: π©·π©·π©·π©·π©·
Its not related to this but Tempermonkey amd scripts is insanely good experience.
