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This doesn't work on Yahoo sites which redirect to a different URL for the consent.

• gear54rus 6y ago
  Then give it.... in an incognito tab haha.
  • wrkronmiller 6y ago
    Incognito basically just means "doesn't show up in my history". There are many, many, ways to track users without needing cookies.
    • gear54rus 6y ago
      > doesn't show up in my history AND drop all cookies from all domains. > There are many, many, ways There probably are. I haven't ever seen it work though. If I get into incognito, my ads show something different my normal profile. In theory, they can track you from your OS/browser combination (and many more variables), but is there a way to test it?
      • kevin_thibedeau 6y ago
        Font enumeration is the big one.
      • shakna 6y ago
        It isn't theoretical. Google is currently facing a lawsuit (Brown et al v Google LLC et al) for tracking people who assumed Chrome's incognito meant Google would stop tracking them. [0] [0] https://www.gizmodo.com.au/2020/06/google-facing-us5-7-billion-lawsuit-for-tracking-people-using-chromes-incognito-mode/ https://www.gizmodo.com.au/2020/06/google-facing-us5-7-billi...
        • shadowgovt 6y ago
          That's a hilarious premise for a lawsuit, because that's never what incognito mode meant.
      • r3trohack3r 6y ago
        The EFF has a great tool demonstrating the method: https://panopticlick.eff.org/ https://panopticlick.eff.org/ It’s not theoretical; it’s used in practice today.
• tomjen3 6y ago
  Temporary Containers: you can set all the cookies you want, but 15 minutes after I close the tab they are erased. Oh and default no js means that I typically don't see those pubups in the first place.
  • solarkraft 6y ago
    I'm not going to do this because I'd still have to click the "I consent" button, which I do not. Archive.is, it is.