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That doesn't make any sense. The point of privacy badger is to prevent cookies that track you across different domains. Allowing tracking cookies just because
by phicoh 8y ago
That doesn't make any sense. The point of privacy badger is to prevent cookies that track you across different domains.
Allowing tracking cookies just because a certain parameter is present is asking for abuse.
If you are serious about not tracking people, don't use tracking cookies.
- d2wa 8y agoCookies is just a tool it all comes down to how you use it. Not all knifes are stabbing-people-to-death knifes.
- phicoh 8y agoPrivacy badger is quite specific in what it blocks. It blocks third party tracking cookies that track you across multiple domains. First party cookies are no problem. Third party cookies that are only used in one domain are no problem. Third party non-tracking cookies are no problem. So it does block the equivalent of bringing a large knife to a bar.