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Seems like a useful feature to me. You could just train yourself not to click on hyperlinks with the aforementioned tag. And like another comment says, it shoul
by rubatuga 7y ago
Seems like a useful feature to me. You could just train yourself not to click on hyperlinks with the aforementioned tag. And like another comment says, it shouldn't be a privacy issue unless you are running over HTTP, since the resource URLs are encrypted.
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- prophesi 7y agoI agree that it's a useful feature and not a privacy issue, but I will say that it's nigh-impossible to avoid clicking links like these. I already try my best to strip out tracking parameters in query strings, and avoid shortened URLs. But they're simply everywhere, and sites/email try their best to hide them.
- jonny_eh 7y agoIt's in the URL fragment (the stuff after the hash), so it's never even sent to the server.