Re: Privacy warning: According to Panopticlick 3.0 Akregator does not block trackers effectively
James Cain <[email protected]>
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On Wed, Dec 6, 2017 at 8:39 AM, Martin Steigerwald <[email protected]> wrote: > Hi James. > > You only replied to me personally. Was this your intention? > > It was not - sorry about that. Upon sending I also fired up akregator and realized you will get a preview HTML instance anyway. Maybe the default function of akregator (and konqueror as well?) would be to offer-up text only summaries or views anyway? A new button could be added somewhere on the respective GUIs to see the article in full, as intended by the respective site(s). In this day and age, expecting a file manager or RSS reader to also be a full-fledged web browser is a bit ambitious anyway, unlike 10 years ago when the web was mainly basic HTML. Not to mention the prolific use of things like ad-blockers, no-script scripts, and password managers. By stripping and showing only the text, or text of the 1st paragraph, say, we could solve the problem in a way that likely is intuitive and understandable to users. > This would probably be best added as a suggestion to my upstream bug report. Noted - I will take a look at the bug reports. My guess is, however, that it might be best to make a new bug report recommending some type of change for the sake of User's privacy and security, citing your bug reports as a reason, as well as perhaps just being a better long-term solution to this and future problems. Comments welcome if I am totally off-base here. Thanks and take care. - James