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Post by giantrobot » Mon, Aug 28, 2023, 8:44 AM UTC

reaperducer wrote: post #13

giantrobot wrote: post #8

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Holy shit man, ISPs are notorious for injecting ads and other garbage into web pages. Back when I had Comcast (Xfinity) they'd inject giant pop-up windows in web pages served over HTTP if I was approaching the asinine bandwidth limits. I also noticed an uptick in tracking ads on pages served over HTTP. Your ISP and mobile carriers are not trustworthy neutral carriers of data. Encrypted transports are the only way for…

Have fun injecting pop-ups and JavaScript crap into my Lynx sessions. Which is where nearly all of my HTTP browsing happens.