On Wordpress.com one is required to allow scripts to access areas such as one's account information and statistics. Will allowing Wordpress.com to run a script (in Tor Browser) compromise one's anonymity and reveal one's real IP address?
I don't know what kind of script Wordpress.com uses, or if it even matters. When attempting to view account settings with "NoScript" enabled, it says a script called "browsehappy" has been blocked and nothing can be viewed -- I don't know if this is Javascript, Java, Flash, or some other kind of script. Wordpress.com says that users can't add their own Javascript to the site, but they don't say what kind of script they themselves use.
The only way to access certain pages on Wordpress.com is to "temporarily allow scripts", and I am wondering if this risky/unsafe to do, or if the Wordpress.com scripts (when temporarily allowed) might reveal one's real IP address and de-anonymize them (or make them vulnerable in some other way).
I am also wondering if it is necessary to click "restrict third party cookies and other tracking data" (under Privacy Settings) or the "accept cookies from sites" button (under preferences) to maintain anonymity -- if cookies are completely disabled, will this disable functionality and make it impossible to use Wordpress.com and other sites?