Doesn't the same argument apply to basically every security and privacy feature?
"No no no. The problem isn't unencrypted network connections, it's companies and people who use them in evil ways. I would rather handle that even if it's much harder."
Should we not have introduced HTTPS? Permission models on modern operating systems? 2-factor authentication?
What about Javascript makes it different to the problems solved by these other features?
"No no no. The problem isn't unencrypted network connections, it's companies and people who use them in evil ways. I would rather handle that even if it's much harder."
Should we not have introduced HTTPS? Permission models on modern operating systems? 2-factor authentication?
What about Javascript makes it different to the problems solved by these other features?