@Suiseiseki
> If you want the ability to replace the JavaScript of webpages, install Haketilo.

I know about it, but it's also not a GNU/FSF project.
Could also put Woob as a way of actually reclaiming things back.

None of it being on https://www.fsf.org/campaigns/freejs/

>More FUD huh?

Is that the only card in your deck? Please look again at what FUD means.

>If "software" is unmodifiable by anyone (i.e both the user and the manufacturer/seller/business), then that's not software, that's hardware.

All it takes is a soldering iron or replacing the board/component.
Your manufacturer/seller is still reserving it's own right to modify the software they probably have full legal rights to modify.
Or did you forget about licences?

> The RYF has a *temporary exception*

That's fucking bullshit, hardware is a quite permanent thing. And RYF will tell your to remove hardware that that we know for sure can have libre software being written for.
Enjoy the novena without things like HDMI or a computer without integrated networking.

> If you have a problem with software on the secondary processors, then it's up to you to replace it and thus put an end to the exception.

And effectively go against the GNU/FSF with getting hardware that doesn't necessarily have libre software support and adding it or supporting it.
And the "secondary processor" thing is non-sense to me, peripherals and co-processors being libre is just as important if not more.