How does Sup Forums protect itself against all these new fancy java website crypto miners?
hard mode: no java uninstallation and no noscript addon
How does Sup Forums protect itself against all these new fancy java website crypto miners?
Josiah Perry
Jaxon Clark
uMatrix
uBlock Origin
Grayson Jones
This desu
You have mined: nothing
Andrew Young
Why both? What does uMatrix do that uBlock Origin doesn't?
Ethan Walker
go to hearthglen.org
while the miner is not active, it's in an endless start up loop and still gives you more cpu usage
Christian Jones
By browsing Gopherholes instead
Kayden Powell
XHR. Remember ekansovi?
Juan Morales
I dunno lad, doesn't seem to do anything for me, as you'd expect if you don't allow scripts to run at all. I'm using both uMatrix and uBlock and block everything by default, even 1st party.
Dominic Lewis
ublock's blacklist is just malware and tracking and such right? If you go with only uBlock to a site like twitch you'll still have a few dozen scripts running, most of which you don't really need to use the site, or some may be third party. uMatrix blocks it all if you tell it to.
Kevin Peterson
Camden Robinson
Yes by default. For good protection you should run uBlock in "noscript" mode
github.com
Basically that but block ALL scripts.
Carson Campbell
did you mean javascript? no one has java installed.
Jacob Thompson
Shiet, I had no idea this was hidden in there. umatrix panel seems a bit more convenient though.
Luke Harris
Yeah, if you're already using uMatrix you should just leave uBlock be unless you have to add cosmetic rules.
Zachary Rodriguez
Why would I allow to run ramdon scripts in my browser?
Cooper Jenkins
>>What does uMatrix do that uBlock Origin doesn't?
>XHR
You sure about that?
Anthony Scott
You need a special rule for that. uMatrix can block all XHR by default. You can get the same effect in uBO as well but I think it blocks images and css too.
Chase Hernandez
I changed exactly nothing and it blocked that shit. I've never even heard of this until now.
Jackson Rivera
what the fuck, xhr is a resource request just like any other, why would it be treated differently?
fucking current state of Sup Forums...
Ethan Ramirez
uBO lets it pass as it has no specific filter for it like uMatrix does. You can of course block all 3rd party requests, but even in that case the 1st party XHR won't be blocked.
Wyatt Harris
UBO does this by default.
Luis Watson
>javascript miner
jokes on you, i only have a core 2 so you aint getting any money