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LibreJS support #395
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Can you sum up what this is, and what Shaarli should do? |
AFAIK it requires that all javascript loaded by pages
@fturco can you confirm? Can you send a sample output of LIbreJS when loading a Shaarli page? |
The goal of the LibreJS project is to ensure that all JavaScript run in one's browser is freely licensed.
If a user has the LibreJS add-on installed, then their browser will only load and run JS if the JS is specified in a certain way. This involves adding a little bit of HTML to each page that, when read by LibreJS later, indicates the JavaScript code is freely licensed. |
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Thanks @fturco & @dper for the suggestion and explanations ;-) Shaarli currently uses:
That being said, providing JavaScript License Web Labels is quite straightforward and could be part of the next release (0.7.0). |
More likely 0.8 with templates. |
Fixes shaarli#33 (wow!) Relates to shaarli#395
On our side, Shaarli's compatible with LibreJS. However, there are two issues on LibreJS for this to work:
I've contacted them through their mailing list. I'm closing this issue. Feel free to reopen if new elements comes up. |
Fixes shaarli#33 (wow!) Relates to shaarli#395
It would be good if Shaarli supported LibreJS, a Firefox extension for blocking non-free non-trivial javascript code.
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