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Not if you browse with javascript disabled by default.

• zpr 9y ago
  These days, that might also be a crime.
  • linkregister 9y ago
    First they came for the Ad Blockers, but I did not speak out — because I wasn't one. Then they came for the VPN Users, but I did not speak out — because I wasn't one. Then they came for the JavaScript Disablers, — and there was no one left to speak for me. ;)
  • Parcissons 9y ago
    You can opt out, in the third menue, down a flight of stairs, behind the door with "Living Tiger" sign on it. You will be reopted in, on the next update. Sorry, we cant save your privacy and security settings.
• azinman2 9y ago
  Which would be what percentage of internet users? 0.00001%?
  • dec0dedab0de 9y ago
    probably a much higher percentage of hn users.
    • apsdsm 9y ago
      but what percentage of mobile users?
      • freeloop3 9y ago
        99%
      • ReverseCold 9y ago
        I don't even know how to turn off JS on mobile (but I use Disconnect as a systemwide adblocker so it's usually not a problem).
        • ReverseCold 9y ago
          Oops, you can disable it the same way you do on desktop on both Chrome and Firefox.