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>>mtlync+(OP)
I recently worked on a fraud detection POC with a few vendors in this space and it is common for them to require adding a js snippet to capture info like this. This isn't out of the ordinary behavior.

>>ScoutO+cg
But this IS wrong!! What if my browser doesn't support javascript? It won't allow me to purchase anything! Why there HAS to be javascript to prevent fraud? That is simply an abuse of programmable functionality which was not made for such purposes. Aren't those credit cards safe because they are electronic and todays transactions can be reversed, tracked and that fiat money are just database rows?!

>>neop1x+KS
Ublock blocks this from happening and only allows stripe.js when the payment goes through and i've had 0 problems, even with 3d secure.