I guess I'm mostly surprised that so many web developers and HN submitters still browse with permissive vanilla browser settings.
My point is that you shouldn't be.
I've never heard a compelling argument so to why anyone should change their settings.
(I do have some sympathy for the argument that people should change the default blocking of third-party cookies in Safari to allow them, and in the pre-XP SP3 days changing the defaults in IE was sensible at times, but these are exceptions)
My point is that you shouldn't be.
I've never heard a compelling argument so to why anyone should change their settings.
(I do have some sympathy for the argument that people should change the default blocking of third-party cookies in Safari to allow them, and in the pre-XP SP3 days changing the defaults in IE was sensible at times, but these are exceptions)