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> That was weird, the no-js version didn't work. It just sat there spinning. What extensions do you have installed? There's a known and unfixable issue with b
by pde3 11y ago
> That was weird, the no-js version didn't work. It just sat there spinning.
What extensions do you have installed? There's a known and unfixable issue with browsers that both block JS and absolutely block all requests to tracking domains (eg AdAway, which modifies /etc/hosts).
> What, why would I unblock those?
To incentivise better behaviour by web publishers and advertisers!
- Dylan16807 11y agoublock was stopping requests to third parties. Though the javascript version didn't care that third party requests were blocked, only the no-js version. It's kind of weird for something specifically dedicated to measuring tracking to get so confused by an anti-tracking mechanism. > To incentivise better behaviour by web publishers and advertisers! Maybe if it could have some legal teeth to it, otherwise it's too easy to lie to get your tracker unblocked.
- dandelion_lover 11y ago>To incentivise better behaviour by web publishers and advertisers! I switched off "Do Not Track" in my options since only good-behaving websites listen to it, such as those using Piwik analytics, which respects privacy. Therefore I only would harm good people with Do Not Track on.