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[?]Guy [he/him] » 🌐
@phlogiston@mastodon.nz

I'd just done a poll in our discipline at $dayjob on this. Got a result as expected (only 2 out of 7 had one installed). So, let's try here as well (I guess I'll get a different proportion here).

**Who has an ad blocker installed on their browser(s)?**

Yes – Ad blocker(s) there:50
No – I just roll with the default:1
Other – Whaaaaaat???:1

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    Open Web Advocacy boosted

    [?]London Web Standards » 🌐
    @webstandards@mastodon.world

    We have now publish Alex Moore's (@mtomweb) talk from @open-web-advocacy.org
    londonwebstandards.org/talks/b

      [?]Paul Giulan » 🌐
      @pgiulan@federate.social

      @phlogiston

      eylenburg.github.io/browser_en

        Privacy and Surveillance boosted

        [?]James House-Lantto (He/Him) [(He/Him)] » 🌐
        @Theeo123@mastodon.social

        linuxiac.com/cloudflare-unveil

        Cloudflare along with Mozilla, Google, and more are introducing PACT (Private Access Control Tokens) A way to identify legitimate traffic to a website (as opposed to bots/scraping) without relying on CAPTCHA's or using privacy invasive tracking

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          TECH has limits: Develop TRUST in PEOPLE boosted

          [?]retro » 🌐
          @retro@soc.octade.net

          It seems that development of browsers has fallen by the wayside. When they first appeared some years ago they seemed like a great addition to toolkits.

          For example Beaker Browser and Impervious Browser seem to have been shelved several years hence.

          Are there any other peer-to-peer browsers worth inspection?

          @cypherpunk@soc.octade.net

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