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You could also put `if (navigator.doNotTrack === "1") { return }` at the top of your script. https://developer.mozilla.org/en-US/docs/Web/API/Navigator/doNotTr

• amenod 9y ago
  If you do that, you might want to add a message saying that you disabled all JS functionality on the site because of DNT, because it is not something users would expect to happen. If I set DNT and go to youtube.com, I would expect to see video anyway. The same for embedded videos on some blog. I am not saying this is a bad way (it is much better than many others), just that users should be made aware of the cause.
• bArray 9y ago
  Thank you for this, I implemented a respectful DoNoTrack inspired by this comment: http://coffeespace.org.uk/dnt.js http://coffeespace.org.uk/dnt.js http://coffeespace.org.uk/projects/do-not-track.html http://coffeespace.org.uk/projects/do-not-track.html