"You will still be able to access those sites, but get a warning first. And that's a good thing in my book."
Except that Firefox has been doing the same thing with websites that are wildly unpopular, claiming that they're security risks. So, if you want to view them you have to click through an intentionally unintuitive prompt to see the website EVERY TIME.
There's no option to disable this "security" function and it just adds another way to stop unpopular people from saying unpopular things.
Oh, I have no doubt Jewgle will use it that way too. But it's a running gamble any more on every site out there. I hate censorship, but I hate infections just as much.
Good to know.. thanks
It's just made me scrutinize the URLs of the websites I visit more heavily.
Ultimately, I guess that's a good thing.
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