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jahoti, 09/11/2021 05:25 AM
Listing other tracking measures, as well as minor edits.
1 | 1 | koszko | # Known limitations |
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3 | We list surprising, non-obvious issues and possible privacy shortcomings in version 0.1 of Hachette. |
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5 | 2 | jahoti | * Hachette currently uses short-lived cookies tp smuggle settings to its content scripts. Although partially worked around using outgoing response filtering and unlikely to happen in practice, cookies might leak and a website owner could use them to learn that a user's browser has Hachette running in it. We are investigating possible solutions. |
6 | 1 | koszko | * Currently, user scripts can only be injected to HTML pages. |
7 | * Currently, user scripts under Mozilla-based browsers may fail to run on pages loaded from `file://` schema. |
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8 | * On some (Mozilla-based) browsers Hachette might disrupt XML preview. |
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9 | * Hachette doesn't have additional features one could expect from a content blocker: |
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10 | * There is currently no option to disable Service Workers while allowing normal scripts to execute. |
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11 | 2 | jahoti | * There is currently no option to disable loading of external/third-party fonts, tracking pixels, or other strategies that are used by Google and similar companies for snooping on internet users. |
12 | * There is currently no facility to anonymize queries Hachette makes to its script repositories. This means a bad admin of a [Hydrilla](https://hachettebugs.koszko.org/projects/hydrilla/wiki) instance could see the sites for which a Hachette user tried to find custom scripts. |
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13 | 1 | koszko | * Hachette is still missing: |
14 | * UI Translations |
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15 | * Accessiblity features |
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16 | * Mobile support |
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17 | 2 | jahoti | * There are almost certainly bugs. |