I think that the point about sites needing revenue is fair (I like not having to pay subscriptions for the sites that I use daily), and I appreciate that the author's recommendations leaned toward doing nothing or asking politely. But as my comment there states, advertising is dangerous, and the advertisers really have no accountability to us, so trusting them is hazardous at best.Tom T. wrote:See this very fine post by an enthusiastic NS supporter.GµårÐïåñ wrote:This author tries in vane to give advise on beating NoScript, not knowing his suggestions are USELESS.
http://www.makeuseof.com/tag/3-tactics- ... sers-site/
Not to mention attempts to bundle us as villains.
(And accept your fair share of the praise, my friend. )
As for trying to evade NoScript - lol! That won't get far. With NoScript, your browser is yours.