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Just blocking JS does not work against ads. Ads track you using cookies which can be set upon the loading of any web resource including images.
by sempron64 8y ago
Just blocking JS does not work against ads. Ads track you using cookies which can be set upon the loading of any web resource including images.
- dingo_bat 8y agoThen block cookies too. No reason to click, is my point.
- jinglebells 8y agoYou'd still leave a fingerprint in the logs. There's plenty of analytics tools that just harvest logs. Mind you, not sure how much of the modern web would work once you disable JS and cookies, so I guess you might as well close the browser and go outside.