A possible solution: less general javascript and more mircroformats with the executable code in the browser.
That way it should be possible to turn off a lot of that garbage that is generic JS. Of course, then the problems becomes website built to not work if you don't have that stuff. I suppose the solution is a protocol where it's not possible to know, i.e any server-side state is disallowed so that you cannot track id users have seen your ads OR the such a response cannot be proven.
That way it should be possible to turn off a lot of that garbage that is generic JS. Of course, then the problems becomes website built to not work if you don't have that stuff. I suppose the solution is a protocol where it's not possible to know, i.e any server-side state is disallowed so that you cannot track id users have seen your ads OR the such a response cannot be proven.