There's a lot of things that a site can access that can be personally identifiable. Whilst it has good intentions if you think back to UAC in Windows Vista. Pe

There's a lot of things that a site can access that can be personally identifiable. Whilst it has good intentions if you think back to UAC in Windows Vista. People just clicked allow for everything without reading after getting tired of the number of requests. I think there may be demand for a web browser plugin to have this functionality similar to how Ghostery, NoScript etc. have keen users.