On 10/17/16, Stefan Monnier wrote:
> Both are problems w.r.t computer freedom and ethics. But for some
> reason, most Free Software advocacy focuses on the "blob" part and turns
> a blind eye to the JS part.
the FSF doesn't... FSF-Certified OSes afaiui require LibreJS to be
running as well as
This is indeed a problem a problem but I think it's because most
inexperienced users (lambda users in french (sorry I don't know the work
for that in english) have the habit that "it's just works".
This is one of the biggest problems that we face, normal users.
I think that most people were forced
>> FWIW, any distribution which comes with a browser that doesn't do
>> something like LibreJS suffers from the same problem (or worse): users
>> will download and run proprietary software without even being aware
>> of it just by going to their favorite web sites.
> This is true, although programs
