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  • Thomas Rientjes
  • decentraleyesdecentraleyes
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Created Dec 28, 2019 by Mason Hock@chaosmonk

Request: LibreJS compatibility

LibreJS is a Firefox addon which blocks all non-trivial JavaScript, unless it is detected to be free software.

The JS files served by CDNs are usually minified and stripped of any license information, a form in which they are legally proprietary and non-redistributable (making their inclusion in this repository a copyright violation, whether or not this would ever be enforced in practice) and detected by LibreJS as non-free, even if stored locally.

Would you consider replacing the minified files currently bundled with Decentraleyes by the original, unminified files released by the developers and adding LibreJS-compatible license headers? Assuming that all of the files bundled with Decentralyes are available elsewhere with unobfuscated source code under free licenses, this should resolve any copyright issues and make Decentraleyes compatible with LibreJS.

Are you open to this idea? Thanks.

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