>afraid of botnet
>doesn't disable CSS
spycss.hcbogdan.com
Afraid of botnet
Tyler Martin
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Oliver Lopez
because i'm not gay
Landon Sanchez
web must be plain html only
Josiah Diaz
Even then...
Can be tracked. Just accept and enjoy it.
Jayden Adams
But inaccurately, the only problems would be ipv6, mac address and TCP/IP OS fingerprint.
W3C was a mistake.
Jose Green
...
Angel Gonzalez
>not emailing webpages to yourself
Levi Ward
WHAT AM I SUPPOSED TO DO?!
Lincoln Green
>hcbogdan
>bogdan
>bogdanoff
Christian Rodriguez
lmao @ your lyfe
Logan Sanchez
If you want to make your browsing somewhat secure and private, this is for you: github.com
Mason Martin
>spycss
>css not working
Nathan Adams
That doesn't protect from the CSS botnet
Jaxson Cooper
>CSS botnet
>literally can't gain any valuable info from you
Wyatt Green
pls tell me you are not this retarded.
Logan Edwards
Open your browser's network monitor.
Jordan Myers
=^))
Dylan Adams
The only saving grace I see here is that if you want to implement it on your site without javascript then you would have set it up for each link individually by hand, both the client side and the server side (unless you wrote script to do it which would again be specific to your site, not really deployable).
Luke Myers
...
Nathan Evans
Doesn't noscript block this?
Aiden Scott
CSS is not JavaScript
Gavin Carter
only umatrix ;^)
Chase Torres
Loaded like this for me, too. Firefox Nightly with uBlock.
Brody Johnson
oh dear.
i can fingerprint you with 2x2 images with different hashsums for each user.
Christian Lee
im talking about etags, not canvas finferprinting
Leo Thomas
this desu. best addon/extension ever
Charles Lee
abusing url() I see... jesus fucking christ.
less awful than literally recording every god damn mouse/key event in the frame in javascript though.
Ayden Green
>t. stallman
Nolan Perez
there are no frames though
Henry Lopez
>ipv6
There are ways to make your connections private, through randomising the addresses you connect with. They're called ipv6 privacy extensions; make sure to turn them on in your OS.
They will only be able to track you by the entire network you're connecting from, which is basically identical to how they track your NATed IPv4 address.
>mac address
That's not visible outside of your subnet.
>TCP/IP OS fingerprint
Now that's pretty insidious, but that's not really a way to track you. It's more for finding the OS of a target so you can exploit it more easily.
Dylan Nguyen
>he doesn't have html blocked
Nicholas Smith
>privacy extensions
that shit is enabled by default on openbsd and the connection drops every few minutes because the ip changes if its not disabled
Thomas Kelly
go back
Colton Ross
where?
Jonathan Allen
2012
Jacob Peterson
websites used to be designed to work withou javascript but nowadays many websites won't work without it. even disabling js i a hustle
but not a single website will work without css
it will be just a bunch of messed up text if you turn it off
try it out
since css now supports some light scripting we are fucked
William Hernandez
Does not werk for me.
Colton Cooper
turn off css, make your own