On 09/07/13 19:38, shiretoko wrote: > I recognize that using librejs leads to huge restrictions and breaks > many websites. > Can't do my online banking with it, can't use most shops.
You have a few options with regards to banks: 1. You could use phone banking. You might have freedom that way, but there is potentially less security this way (no end-to-end encryption between yourself and the bank). 2. You could try and find out if your bank has a mobile interface that doesn't rely on JavaScript. I found out that this is the case for one of the banks I use. 3. You could go old fashioned and see if your bank can send your statements via mail, and use direct deposits or cheques instead of electronic banking. 4. You could change banks (which could be inconvenient). 5. If none of the other options, you could do your banking in a separate browser, through a proxy, with a different user agent string to avoid connecting your other web browsing to your banking and shopping. It is not an ideal solution as you are still running non-free JavaScript. Andrew.
