Bookmark: "Third-Party Scripts | CSS-Tricks"

2018-01-15

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Third-party scripts are probably the #1 cause of poor performance and bad UX on the web.

Chris Coyer collects a range of sources that explain why third-party scripts on websites – and handing control over them to the marketing department – is bad for performance, security and privacy.

I'm Sebastian, Sociologist and Interaction Designer. This journal is mostly about bringing together social science and design for inclusive, privacy-focused, and sustainable "human-first" digital strategies. I also tend to a "digital garden" with carefully curated resources.

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