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Enviado por ritom el Mié, 05/01/2013 - 07:02.

Non-free javascript in Trisquel's website, accused by LibreJS

Proyecto:Web
Componente:Main
Categoría:petición de ayuda técnica
Prioridad:normal
Asignado:No asignado
Estado:active
Descripción

Desconozco
si sea un falso positivo, pero al utilizar el complemento Librejs para
el abrowser que se encuentra entre las opciones filtradas de Trisquel,
al acceder al sitio recibo la alerta que genera el mismo para los sitios
web con código javascript no libre o trivial.

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GustavoCM:
Mié, 05/01/2013 - 21:13
Título:Sitio web de Trisquel y código Javascript no libre» Non-free javascript in Trisquel's website, accused by LibreJS
Prioridad:normal» critical

Marking as "critical" because I think someone should clarify this; I know nothing about the subject.

dobie_gillis:
Mar, 11/04/2014 - 16:48
Estado:active» can't reproduce

I think this has been fixed by now.

leny2010:
Jue, 11/06/2014 - 01:36
Prioridad:critical» normal
Estado:can't reproduce» active

I've just reproduced the problem with the new Trisquel site in GNU Icecat
31.2.0 under Trisquel 7.0 with the LibreJS using 'Block execution of
non-free Javascript' checkbox set. That is with LibreJS 6.0.5 (current
on GNU.org) and coming to this Issues page rather than the Trisquel
homepage.

However, false positives are a known property of LibreJS, partly because
of difficulties in making a site self document correctly, which is partly why
Trisquel denotes the above feature as 'experimental.' So I'm making
this normal rather than critical priority.

dobie_gillis:
Jue, 11/06/2014 - 02:03

What URL are you seeing blocked scripts at?

I'm also testing with Trisquel 7.0, IceCat 31.2.0 and LibreJS 6.0.5, and I'm looking for the problem on the Trisquel website.

quidam:
Jue, 11/06/2014 - 02:05

Added some more files to the weblabels list. Please in the future include the report of blocked files when dealing with librejs bugs.