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HAL, earlier in the thread: > Unfortunately, users have a strong privacy expectation that random websites will not be notified that you are interested in them
by Gaelan 7y ago
HAL, earlier in the thread:
> Unfortunately, users have a strong privacy expectation that random websites will not be notified that you are interested in them until you actually click the link in search results (or news, or whatever). For precaching to work without violating user privacy, the data needs to be loaded from some server that already knows that the link was shown to you, so there is no privacy violation from giving it that information. AMP's solution is for the host company of the results page to fill that role.
- Rebelgecko 7y ago>Unfortunately, users have a strong privacy expectation that random websites will not be notified that you are interested in them until you actually click the link in search results I'm not sure that this is actually true, at least for the vast majority of users.
- anfilt 7y agoYou can disable or enable in firefox. However if users do have strong privacy preferences what makes it okay for AMP to do that. At least a browser setting the user can configure.
- anfilt 7y agoAnd in firefox I can enable or disable pre-fetching/preloading not sure about chrome. However, if the user has disabled pre-fetching what makes it okay for AMP to do it?