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submitted 5 years ago by kovri from web.archive.org
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More technical paper: https://arxiv.org/abs/1811.07153
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Thanks Intel.
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Courtesy of the Ben-Gurion University
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Javascript blockers are as important as ad-blockers, and should be used on all 'regular' browsers. NoScript and ScriptSafe are two 'whitelist' blockers that function as you described.
I won't lie; there's setup overhead, where you 'teach' the blockers what's acceptable to get sites important to you working, but even those sites usually have some generic GoogleFacebook stuff nobody needs.
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