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>I'd like to call myself a privacy advocate, but this is just absurd. Yeah, my read of this is that it has nothing to do with privacy, people who want to block
by notatoad 7y ago
>I'd like to call myself a privacy advocate, but this is just absurd.
Yeah, my read of this is that it has nothing to do with privacy, people who want to block change for some reason have just learned that "i have privacy concerns about google" is a catchword that will get you some press coverage, and are essentially hijacking the actually valid and important privacy concerns to push forward their unrelated opinions (and promote their browser product).
- chadlavi 7y agoThis is my take on this, too. As a FF user, I'd love to see FF implement this too!
- bzbarsky 7y agoFF is considering implementing something in this space, yes. Note that there are at least two proposals for how this could work: one that is already deployed via a polyfill on various sites and the Google one. They have various functionality tradeoffs, and unfortunately Google decided to make up a wholly new thing instead of improving the existing thing...