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They could ask me how I use their site, instead of giving the data about every step I do to 3rd parties.
by jeena 7y ago
They could ask me how I use their site, instead of giving the data about every step I do to 3rd parties.
- creato 7y agoPeople that respond to such questions surely are a very biased sample of the overall user base.
- chris_wot 7y agoSo let's make more people respond to such questions. The answer is not to say "it's biased" but to fix the core issue.
- cortesoft 7y agoNo. I hate those questions and don't want to answer them. Just let me use your site and figure out what works from there. You can still have analytics with this Firefox change, you just have to use your own domain for the cookies.
- cortesoft 7y agoYou mean like those survey pop ups that come up halfway through an article? I hate those. Those have caused more suffering for me than 3rd party tracking.
- reissbaker 7y agoUnfortunately, many common adblockers also block first-party tracking where your data is only being sent to the company whose site you're interacting with. For example, I know that uBlock Origin blocks Airbnb's tracking code on the Airbnb website — even though it just sends data back to Airbnb-owned domains.