Anything that you “can access on your browser” can and will be shut down.
Browsers and WebPKI are designed to guarantee this.
You’re gonna have to let go of your browser obsession. Or just not get what you want. One or the other.
Anything that you “can access on your browser” can and will be shut down.
Browsers and WebPKI are designed to guarantee this.
You’re gonna have to let go of your browser obsession. Or just not get what you want. One or the other.
This is precisely what Hashcash is. Hashcash is widely acknowledged as the primary ancestor of Bitcoin.
Also, Tor now has a system like this built-in. It uses PoW. It’s quite new (less than a year old) and you have to explicitly enable it, but I’m sure the trocador admins know about this.
But seriously, regarding enshittification, I don’t think javascript makes websites any harder to ddos. Rather, you get ddossed until you cry uncle and comply with the demands that you help MITM and fingerprint your customers. Javascript happens to be useful for fingerprinting. It has very little to do with ddos mitigation.
This is like complaining that your new EV doesn’t have a large enough gasoline tank.
Haveno is something much better than federated: it is decentralized.