wtf is going on with the ads?

Discussion in 'Lounge' started by realitybytez, Nov 12, 2013.

  1. dokx1

    dokx1 Ultrasonic

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    Not using Noscript is (could lead to) a disaster.

    At least if you are on Firefox (which are a lot of people), NoScript is the most important addon, because it prevents your computer from being harmed by malware - without Javascript and other scripting tricks, no malware gets on your computer easily (of course you have to deactivate Java too).

    Easy solution for me: I have a NoScript whitelist, so I can control which page is allowed to use which scripting. :wink:

    And a lot of pages have a dozen or more scripts running - so I can decide which ones of them I trust to run.
     
  2. SAiNT

    SAiNT Creator Staff Member phonometrograph

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    no, you got it wrong - using NoScript is a disaster *yes*
    i'm telling this as a web-developer.

    that's what we use firewalls for. they analyze scripts, instead of just blocking them.

    you should read this:
    http://enable-javascript.com/

    another mistake - even microsoft can be hacked with injected script, and if it's in your whitelist, then you're in trouble.

    again, use firewall.

    well, if you have that much time..... :thumbsup:
     
  3. dokx1

    dokx1 Ultrasonic

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    No problem here, I use a firewall as well. And even if NoScript is not 100% safe, it's nevertheless smart using it - haven't had any malware infection in years. :wink:

    Whitelisting is almost no effort at all (in exchange for security), because (as most of us), I mostly visit the same sites I can trust, and on many other sites I just don't need javascript functionality. *no*

    Don't get me wrong - javascript may be useful for different design purposes - what I don't need is all that tracking shit like Google-analytics, facebook, doubleclick.net etc.
     
  4. coolbeanz

    coolbeanz Platinum Record

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    i use epic browser when i visit audioz/audiosex. private browsing plus a built in proxy for super privacy. works like a charm for me. automatically blocks ads & pop-ups.

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    Download Epic Browser
     
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    ( . ) ( . ) Audiosexual

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    i usually take a dump in the toilet and that eventually becomes the equivalent of the hell hole which is the internet and ads...
     
  6. Gulliver

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    Against that there is Ghostery. Works great.

    I also tried NoScript in the past, but it was just a pain in the ass.
     
  7. Catalyst

    Catalyst Audiosexual

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    DoNotTrackMe is good for those annoying companies tracking you every time you do anything online.
     
  8. SAiNT

    SAiNT Creator Staff Member phonometrograph

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    yes, well, i don't think there's a way to specify which .js files you want in NoScript.

    as for doubleclick crap, i used to block them via hosts file, like this:
    Code:
    # Advertisiment
    127.0.0.1				adriver.ru
    127.0.0.1				begun.ru
    127.0.0.1				imho.ru
    127.0.0.1				tns-counter.ru
    127.0.0.1				youdo.ru
    127.0.0.1				adwolf.ru
    127.0.0.1				adriver.ru
    127.0.0.1				am10.ru
    127.0.0.1				mc.yandex.ru
    127.0.0.1				tns-counter.ru
    127.0.0.1				ellipse.relax.ru
    127.0.0.1				msmarketintel.com
    simply check your browser's cookies and block those you don't know/want in hosts file *yes*

    true. i used it as well for about a year back in the days... back then i didn't realized how important it is to have JavaScript enabled in your browser.
     
  9. dokx1

    dokx1 Ultrasonic

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    I don't have Javascript disabled, I just have it enabled for pages I trust. And a lot of pages just work without any modifications from my side. *yes*

    For cookies I use another fine extension which deletes all cookies on closing the tab - again with a white list (for pages like Audiosex etc.)


    Everyone to his taste. :wink:
     
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    ( . ) ( . ) Audiosexual

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    you're all shit and I'm the best. How about that motherfuckers? How about that?
     
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