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It is if you're using Chrome or got any Google related properties installed on your PC.
by tcd 7y ago
It is if you're using Chrome or got any Google related properties installed on your PC.
- jefftk 7y agoI don't think this happens. How do you think it's being transferred? A header sent only on requests to Google properties? A special JS API in Chrome that only Google knows to call?