@hj >where to order a pizza you need to download PizzaHut.exe
Why would ordering a pizza require the execution of software?

>have it scan your $HOME and send it to papa john's and his advertiser friends
The JavaShit interfaces are so shittily implemented that sites can and do easily fingerprint the browser and send it to advertisers.

>then deny you access to ordering pizza because you're running TAILS instead of CentOS 6
That already exists with JavaShit - either non-approved useragents are blocked (sure this isn't hard to bypass), or fingerprinting is done via JavaShit and non-approved browsers are blocked (hard (i.e. curl-impersonate) or impossible to get around).

apple has already added a JavaShit API for "remote attestation" that verifies that the device is running an approved version of proprietary malware and many other vendors are looking to implement their own implementation and that is intended to be crypto-graphically impossible to get around.


Why can't it be HTML web forms? (adding useless bloat like fancy bars with JavaShit would be fine just as long as it works if you don't run it).

Maybe even fancy "food ordering" forms without progress bars and the like without requiring arbitrary code execution could be added as a browser standard if "fancy" looks are wanted.