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Block customer support chat bots by default, make it easy to allow them selectively #3057

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ghostwords opened this issue Feb 11, 2025 · 0 comments
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enhancement privacy General privacy issues; stuff that isn't about Privacy Badger's heuristic ux User experience research needed widgets Click-to-activate placeholders for blocked but potentially useful social buttons/widgets

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ghostwords commented Feb 11, 2025

Instead of allowing customer support chat bots by default as we do now (albeit without access to cookies), we should deal with them like we deal with video/audio/commenting widgets. Let's block and replace chat bots by default, and let users allow them selectively.

The main challenge here I think is to design a new kind of click-to-activate placeholder, one for widgets that tend to float in the corner of the page.

Related to handling invisible reCAPTCHAs (#1542 (comment)) and #2688.

Related "Smartblock embeds" Firefox issue: https://bugzilla.mozilla.org/show_bug.cgi?id=1944903

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