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> Yes, that's (one of the many reasons) why javascript needs to die. On hover can be easily done with css. selector:hover{background-image: url();} That can
by rovr138 7y ago
> Yes, that's (one of the many reasons) why javascript needs to die.
On hover can be easily done with css.
selector:hover{background-image: url();}
That can trigger a tracking pixel.
- moring 7y agoA browser that disables Javascript could easily circumvent this too, either pre-loading URLs in :hover rules or ignoring those rules.