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I did the same as you of curiosity and was wondering what this site is even supposed to do. I guess my disabling of javascript by default to avoid annoyances, improve performance and save battery rendered the annoying part useless. Sometimes I wish mozilla had chosen to make firefox more like opera (the real opera, not the chrome based one) and not like chrome with the quick disable/enable script setting instead of r…
Yeah I hate that they burried the option to disable JS and even worse to disable JS moving and resizing a window around the screen. At least make those things the end-user is asked for permission to allow.
I hate the dumbing-down of browser configuration (and UIs in general) too, but given the actual people who make the decisions on what browsers do, it's not surprising --- turning the userbase into obedient ad-clicking dummies (and preventing them from learning about e.g. the world of disabled JS) is the best way to monetise them, after all.