Re: Seeking Guidance for LibreJS Contribution and Bug Fixes

[Yuchen Pei]

On Wed 2024-01-31 10:20:15 -0500, Michael McMahon wrote:

> This topic is partially sidetracked with a misunderstanding. Issue 44
> [1] is not about disabling LibreJS, but instead about graphically
> changing the LibreJS extension icon when all JavaScript is
> successfully blocked from running by LibreJS.

> [1] https://pagure.io/librejs/issue/44

> For example if all JS is blocked, the LibreJS icon could be red using
> the traffic light system. If all JS is labeled for LibreJS and allowed
> or manually approved by the user, the LibreJS icon could be green. If
> some are allowed and some are blocked, the LibreJS icon could be
> neutral or yellow. Issue 44 is just about the first example where all
> JS is blocked.

I see, that makes sense - thanks for explaining. I think the first step
to do this would still be to verify whether it is possible to block
absolutely all scripts on a page including trivial ones.

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Best,
Yuchen

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