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	<title>Comments on: Geode in the press</title>
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		<title>By: Pseudonymous Coward</title>
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		<dc:creator>Pseudonymous Coward</dc:creator>
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		<description>Two things:

1. Domain name whitelisting (as opposed to blacklisting) should be supported. Remember NoScript.
2. A priori, the user should manage his own geolocation data, which he can choose to disclose. Firefox must not attempt to automatically figure out a user’s geolocation data by asking a remote service provider. This is similar to the default blacklisting of dangerous web sites by comparing their URLs to a local, infrequently updated database instead of communicating with Google in every single instance.

The browser must be given priority over the web server.</description>
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<p>1. Domain name whitelisting (as opposed to blacklisting) should be supported. Remember NoScript.<br />
2. A priori, the user should manage his own geolocation data, which he can choose to disclose. Firefox must not attempt to automatically figure out a user’s geolocation data by asking a remote service provider. This is similar to the default blacklisting of dangerous web sites by comparing their URLs to a local, infrequently updated database instead of communicating with Google in every single instance.</p>
<p>The browser must be given priority over the web server.</p>
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