When you visit the website, the JavaScript is downloaded and run by asm.js, a new feature created by Mozilla that allows browsers to compile JavaScript to assembly code and execute it natively.

In his MWC keynote address, Lazaridis was quick to focus on the fact that the new, WebKit-based BlackBerry Browser not only loads JavaScript much faster, it handles AJAX efficiently, supports HTML ...

To accomplish such a feat, Mozilla put together a “highly-optimized” version of JavaScript. Porting Epic’s hugely popular engine to the browser took only four days, according to the below video.

This time, I will access No-JavaScript fingerprinting from Google Chrome. Before accessing, set your browser in advance so that JavaScript is not used. Click the kebab icon in the top right corner ...