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When I see that I simply open the website in private browsing (in Firefox at least no cookies are shared between public/private), consent to all tracking, read
by Asooka 8y ago
When I see that I simply open the website in private browsing (in Firefox at least no cookies are shared between public/private), consent to all tracking, read what I want and close the window.
- dspillett 8y agoThat doesn't help if the implementation is bad (as many are) and drops tracking cookies until out-out - your main session still get the tracking nuggets. > in Firefox at least no cookies are shared between public/private That is also the case for incognito/private/what-ever-they-brand-it mode in Chrom{e|ium}, IE, Edge, and I assume (though I haven't tested this myself at all) Safari and others too. Though there are some clues that can leak from normal to private due to known bugs & edge cases in the browsers and common add-ons (like flash), search for "evercookie" to find some references about that, and there are other ways to fingerprint or track you which might be less reliable but still apparently work well enough for people to use them.