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I have disabled Web Assembly in my Chrome, but nothing changed #2
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This flag does not disable WebAssembly. In Windows you might also want to modify the chrome's command line in registry: Note, many/all miners run a fallback code in pure js. |
I tried On macOS, we need to start Chrome using the following command: open /Applications/Google\ Chrome.app --args --js-flags=--noexpose_wasm It should be noted that the Brave browser (Laptop edition) is build on Chromium and Webassembly can be disabled by the same method, using |
@tophf thanks for the updates on chrome, specifically the command-line arg and the registry advise. I've added the content to the projects readme and acknowledged your contribution. |
I will give it another go, but I checked all of the above and even got a bug about this o the Mac OS X version of Chrome open and assigned: https://bugs.chromium.org/p/chromium/issues/detail?id=825845 If this is now working as expected, it means in the meantime they fixed it. |
Ah, very good background information @eladkarako . Thank you. If you find that the flags make it into Google Chrome before I do, please ping this ticket and update it if you could. |
Hello.
It seems that it is off now after launching this script from StackOverflow. |
Chrome Version 65.0.3325.181 (Official Build) (64-bit)
I then tried different WASM application, especially coinhive.com and other ads-crypto-miners: they all still work just fine.
I'm trying to protect myself without the need of using AdBlock for it. But Chrome is making it really hard.
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