• SmoothSurferEnglish
    62·
    11 months ago

    Does this mean anything, I mean they can just prevent us accessing to site. And even though this is something we dont wish many websites are going to implement web integrity; which lead us to being forced to use a browser compatible with web integrity if we want to use web.

    I know there are always alternatives to services that are probably going to implement web integrity(mainly referring big techs’ services) but we all sometimes use their services in some cases.

    • iopq@lemmy.worldEnglish
      141·
      11 months ago

      Just don’t use Chrome, don’t use websites that lock you out, complain to support

      • SmoothSurferEnglish
        2·
        11 months ago

        As @mosiacmango suggested many websites use adsense, it is easy for you to say just dont use them but some of them cant be replaced and dont forget you wont be able to use an alternative frontend. Even if you are not using I believe many of us are using at least some of those services that will implement web integrity or uses google ads

    • mosiacmangoEnglish
      10·
      11 months ago

      All google has to do is make this web DRM mandatory for websites to use its advertising engine Adsense, and suddenly a majority of the internet may refuse your browser. There are apparently about 56 million sites using Adsense. Here is a list of the top 1k by traffic. All of these could be blocked, along with 56 million more.

      Yes, it means a lot.

      • SmoothSurferEnglish
        2·
        11 months ago

        By “does this mean anything” I referred to “Brave does not support web integrity” or else I am well aware of the impact that web integrity will make