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Yeah, but if you leave JavaScript disabled how can the trackers fire? I assume that's the real reason for all these pages which would work just fine without Ja
by rauhl 8y ago
Yeah, but if you leave JavaScript disabled how can the trackers fire?
I assume that's the real reason for all these pages which would work just fine without JavaScript requiring it.
- Anderkent 8y agoYes, I'm sure that's it and not the fact that no one builds for the 0.1% of users with javascript disabled.
- pmontra 8y agoFair assumption. However one can do some tracking using visible and invisible images from third party servers. They get the referral and their cookies even if maybe not as many as they used to, browsers start blocking 3rd party cookies now. The worst thing I saw was a post loaded into a JavaScript as a JS object. The script would insert it into the DOM after the onload event fired.