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this post was submitted on 12 Sep 2023
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Or buy a domain somewhere like Gandy or namecheap and host the website on a VPS somewhere
I'm pretty sure they require proprietary client-side scripts to function as well.
I have no idea what you're talking about. I never needed anything with Gandy to register a domain. I don't see why one would either.
JavaScript. Your browser downloads and runs it automatically and the vast majority of people either don't consider it a problem at all or just accept that they can't choose what software they run on their computer. This person apparently wants to avoid websites with proprietary JavaScript if possible.
Yeah they explained themselves after, wasn't clear from the original post when I posted.