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With the end 2013 revelations about NSA TAO checksums are even more important.
Well but isn't no extensions only an option if the useful pro-privacy, pro-security function of extensions as Requestpolicy or NoScript is provided?
After all, I use a browser to access the internet, and many things are only accessible if I allow SOME scripts, cross-domain-requests etc.
Indeed, not using the computer will protect your privacy, but I don't want to commit the perfect crime, I just want to be in control of what information about myself I make public.
E.g. it is really simple to incorporate the list from http://www.malwaredomains.com/
Use startpage.com
Of course Epic needs something like NoScript AND Requestpolicy (https://www.requestpolicy.com/)
Do you really think that a browser for everyday use can do without any JS?
Even worse that switching off JS is forcing users to allow all JS on a page.
Dear Epic developers,
a typical behaviour for an OS X browser is to go to the set home page by Cmd+Shift+H.
Please let me use this combination instead of using my mouse to click the home button every time.
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